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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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What? Your confusing. First of all it seems the devices are stored on the Microsoft Server because I have completely uninstalled and deleted the app storage and cache and as soon as you log back in the devices pop back up but now disconnected so you end up another duplicate PC.
I had a different issue where I could not get Phone link to connect to a new phone. Your method worked! Thanks a lot!
You can't if you read my previous reply Microsoft Idiotic Moronic Stupid developers designed it that you can't remove devices!
hilarious... absolutely hilarious. i've tried everything in this thread and still can't remove orphaned devices from my android's phone link. ABSOLUTELY HILARIOUS!!!!!!
