If you own any of the recently released Samsung smartphones like the Galaxy S20 and Note 20 series, you can utilize Link to Windows to connect the phone to your computer.

Microsoft's Link to Windows lets you connect your phone to your Windows 10/11 PC so you can see your notifications, messages, share images, and even make calls without touching your handset.

The latest Windows 10 Insider build now supports wireless file transfers between the Samsung Link to Windows app and Microsoft’s Your Phone app for Windows 10.

A built-in feature on the Galaxy Note 10, the "Link to Windows" shortcut, has already been ported to older Samsung Galaxy phones.

Curiously, Samsung is recommending that DeX for Windows users switch to Microsoft Phone Link, which offers similar (but not identical) functionality.

Android and Windows 10 work well enough together, but pairing a new Samsung Galaxy phone (or a Surface Duo) with a Windows 10 PC unlocks a set of additional features that rival the integration ...

Samsung’s “Link to Windows” feature is a lot like Microsoft’s Your Phone app; It lets you sync your Galaxy Note 10-series phone to your PC via its Quick Settings menu.

“The DeX for PC on Windows OS will end support from One UI 7 version. We encourage customers to connect mobile phone and PC through the Link to Windows feature,” Samsung said on its website.

We encourage customers to connect mobile phone and PC through the Link to Windows feature. Phone Link works like DeX for Windows but with some differences.

With Your Phone or Link to Windows, you can access your smartphone to make phone calls, send text messages and view photos from your computer’s screen.