The only way to give feed back is through the app store. Try it
And remember to remive the link before reinstall OS next time
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Hi, I have a question: I have an Android and in the Phone Link app I have old computers that are no longer connected, and even some computers with the same name, also offline. But I cannot remove them, it says they're disconnected but there's no longer a remove option.
Does anybody have the same issue?
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The only way to give feed back is through the app store. Try it
And remember to remive the link before reinstall OS next time
I actually remove the link before resetting the OS, always, **** but still in the Android app (after disconnecting my account to unlink as said in the instructions inside the app, removing the app and reinstalling) when I connect my account again, the devices are still there. Note, that I don't have any devices registered in my Microsoft account, so the guide about unlinking devices from there isn't useful at all.
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Fortunately, I solved this problem today, but I don't understand why Microsoft hides the delete button in OEM UI.
Solution: Use any Android application Activity status management Tool that can view Windows Phone Link, search for activity title in the picture, and then delete the ones you want to delete, then Enjoy~ : )
Hi Andrea, could you tell me the name of the app in the photo you posted?