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Remove Inaccessible Computers from Link to Windows App on Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra
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I need assistance removing multiple computers from my Link to Windows app. I have a Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra. There are 4 computers linked to my Link to Windows app on this phone. These computers are actually previous Windows installations on my current PC. I've reinstalled Windows multiple times on this PC, and I can no longer access these previous installations to disconnect them properly. I need a way to remove these inaccessible computers from my Linked Account.
How can I remove these inaccessible computers from my Link to Windows app on my Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra without having direct access to the previous Windows installations?
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Anonymous
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Anonymous
2025-06-12T16:42:46+00:00 Didn't do it for me. I think this method was shared before. I am learning to live with MS stupidity.
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Anonymous
2025-06-12T16:03:25+00:00 I found a way
Go to Link to Windows > Linked Account
You will see Sign Out in Account Settings
Sign out your account, you will be signed out from all of your devices in your phone's Link to Windows
Reconnect your current computer to your phone
Your old computer should dissapear now
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Anonymous
2025-06-07T03:09:39+00:00 The ONLY damn way to make Microsoft fix this **** is too get hundred plus calls and open up tickets! Flood them with tickets on unable to remove devices from Windows Link! If this don't happen if others don't do the same thing I did this will never get fixed! The damn lazy developers don't have to answer to anyone and won't fix this but unless enough calls come in on this issue that it gets flagged as current caller ticket issue it won't make it up the chain to the higher ups. All these tech call centers every month the most common call drivers get reported to the higher ups. So if everyone that is upset with this opens up tickets for the same thing call Microsoft complain about the bug.. get enough attention it will go over the lazy developers heads and than MAYBE... JUST MAYBE something will get done.
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Anonymous
2025-06-06T09:17:53+00:00 Is it by design? Yes, but that's great! Then they can redesign it so that we users are satisfied.
And they absolutely should do that, as it is simply impossible to understand the purpose of having a long list of computers we have long since sent for recycling, computers we have given away, a number of Windows installations, and perhaps also mobile phones we have disposed of.
I look forward to Microsoft's explanation of why it was a good idea to design the app this way.