No luck. I've tried everything suggested multiple times. It did work on my PC at one time, and now
it doesn't.
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I have Windows 11, and I'm trying to set up Phone Link between my PC and my Android. However, during setup I'm asked from the Phone Link app to generate a QR Code to scan on my phone or a PIN to enter manually, but neither ever appears.
Eventually, it gives me a "no network detected" error with "try again" as my only option, but my network is just fine - it has no problem loading the "Troubleshooting the Phone Link app" website, Windows reports no network problems, and all other apps using the network have no problems.
I have repaired and reset the Phone Link app from Windows 11 settings, but nothing changes.
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No luck. I've tried everything suggested multiple times. It did work on my PC at one time, and now
it doesn't.
hi
any news regarding this issue ? i have done all the things that can be done and still not working
The secret to success was to go to my PCs “Settings -> Apps -> Smartphone-Link app” and there to “Reset the app (loose all app data on the PC)” (not: “Repair” because that preserved the data).
If this would not have worked, I would have tried to re-install the Phone-Link app on my PC because this was another solution recommended here in the MS forum.
Thank you so much for this tip! I followed the instructions and was finally able to re-establish a link between the app on my laptop and my phone.
Thank you for your response. Could you give me the steps to do this.
Just run phone link as admin