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Windows 11 Not Recognizing Android Phone [Fix]
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Key notes
- Users can access their Android device from their PC using Phone Link (formerly Your Phone).
- Smartphones can be connected to a PC using a USB cable, but users will not have the ability to see or reply to texts and phone calls.
- Blocking features, like airplane mode and battery saver, can prevent Phone Link from working properly and connecting to your device.
Microsoft users can connect their phone to their PC with the app Phone Link (formerly known as Your Phone). This app enables your Windows PC to access photos, texts, notifications, and other data on your phone.
Phone Link will have the ability to mirror the screen of an Android device. Currently, this feature is still in beta for some Samsung smartphones.
Users can still connect their Android device to their PC using a USB cable, however, this only allows users to transfer files, photos, music, and other media between their PC and smartphone. For access to texts and phone calls, users need to use Phone Link.
However, users have reported issues with Windows 11 not recognizing their Android phones. Follow the solutions below to fix this problem. If you're having an issue with Android Debug Bridge (ADB) not being recognized in Windows 11, we have solutions for that.
How do I connect my Android phone to my PC with Phone Link?
- Click Start and open Settings (or press Windows + I).
- Select Bluetooth & devices and scroll down to Your Phone.
- Click Open Your Phone and select Get started.
- Sign in with your Microsoft Account.
- On your mobile device go to www.aka.ms/yourpc and hit enter.
- If this takes you to the Google Play store, then install the Link to Windows app.
- Follow the prompts on the app until the QR code is ready to be scanned.
- On your PC, check I have the Link to Windows app ready, then Pair with QR code.
There are many benefits to having your phone and PC connected. Users have easy access to their notifications, texts, photos, and phone calls all from their PC.
How do I fix Windows 11 not recognizing Android phone?
1. Check system requirements
For Phone Link to work properly, users need a Windows 10 or Windows 11 PC and an Android device running Android 7.0 or later. Users can check what version of Android they have in the About Phone section in their settings.
Users also need to make sure their smartphone and PC are connected to the same WIFI network. Phone Link on your PC and Link to Windows app on Android need to have the same Microsoft account login information to connect properly.
2. Reinstall drivers
- Right-click on Start and select Run (or press Windows + R).
- Type devmgmt.msc and click OK.
- Make sure your Android device is plugged in via USB and locate Portable Devices, then expand it to find your device.
- Right-click and select Uninstall device.
- Unplug your device and restart your PC.
- Connect your Android device.
Sometimes Windows 11 may not have the most recent drivers for your device, or they're not properly installed. Performing a clean reset of the driver may get your PC to recognize your Android device.
To ensure all your drivers are running properly, we recommend using Outbyte Driver Updater. This software automatically checks for faulty drivers and useless files that may impact your PC.
Outbyte Driver Updater will keep all drivers on your PC automatically updated and running smoothly, saving users the hassle of having to manually update them.
3. Adjust battery optimization features
- On your Android device, open Settings.
- Open Apps & notifications then See all apps.
- Search for Link to Windows and tap the app.
- Expand Advanced the tap on Battery.
- Select Don't optimize.
On some Android devices, battery optimization features might cause issues or prevent your device from connecting to Phone Link. Disabling battery features may solve the problem.
Battery saver has also been reported to impact the connection between your smartphone and PC so make sure this feature is turned off.
4. Disable blocking features
- On your Android device, open your notification menu. Usually, this is accessed by swiping down from the top of your screen.
- Make sure features like Airplane mode, Battery Saver, and Do Not Disturb are disabled.
- On your PC, open the menu in the bottom-right corner of the taskbar.
- Make sure Airplane mode, Battery Saver, and Focus Assist are disabled.
Blocking features may impact the connection between your smartphone and PC. Try connecting your device after disabling these features.
5. Adjust USB configuration settings
- On your Android device, open Settings.
- Tap Bluetooth & Device connection.
- Open USB.
- Select File Transfer and then plug your phone into your PC via USB.
If you need to share files or media, adjusting your phone settings to allow the transfer via USB may allow you to have access to your phone from your PC.
6. Repair and reset the Phone Link
- Click on Start and open Settings (or press Windows + I).
- Select Apps then Apps & features.
- Under App list search for Phone Link.
- Click the three dots and select Advanced options.
- Scroll down to Reset and select Repair.
- After the repair is complete, click Reset.
- Restart your PC.
- Register your device on Phone Link.
These steps will fix any issues the Phone Link app may have which might have prevented your Android device from connecting. Repairing and restoring the app may solve the problem, give it a try and then reconnect your device.
Whether you're trying to connect your Android phone via USB or using Phone Link, we hope the above solutions solved the issue of Windows 11 not recognizing your phone.
If you have additional problems, we also have a guide on how what to do if the phone isn't showing up on your PC, so don't miss it.
Phone Link allows users to access content quickly and conveniently on their phones from their PC. Android devices can be connected to Phone Link with the Link to Windows application from the Google Play store.
Let us know in the comments what solution solved your issue.


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Brexit's '˜challenge of a generation' to rural economy
Speaking at the Scottish Land & Estates (SLE) spring conference, the organisation's chairman, David Johnstone, said that businesses which had previously relied on core industries such as agriculture and forestry would have to face up to fundamental change – and demonstrate unprecedented creativity in order to survive.
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He said: "We are living in an era of huge volatility and whatever the outcome of Brexit and the constitutional situation, change is inevitable."
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Hide AdHowever, while he said that rural businesses themselves would have to lead the way, Johnstone stressed that government had a key role to play and warned that the rate of change in support measures would be key to giving the sector time to adapt.
"Over the years our rural economy has become dependent, some would say almost addicted, to the money that has come out of Brussels, and if that level of funding changes going forward, then we are going to, like any addict, have a period of withdrawal.
"Scottish agriculture is certainly not going to survive if the only option is cold turkey."
While acknowledging that every change in agricultural policy in recent decades had been sold as an interim measure leading to lower support levels, he believed that with control coming back from Brussels, this time round the change away from direct support measures would be pushed through.
"Where there will still be funding available, we envisage that this is likely to be delivered in a different way, with support likely to be directed to the provision of public goods."
Johnstone said his organisation believed that while local policies were best, there would be a requirement for some overarching UK policy framework to ensure that the whole country could comply with trade settlements – however, he emphasised that this should not be purely Westminster-led and should be based on an equal input from all administrations.
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Hide AdMeanwhile, SLE projects and research manager, Andrew Midgely, told the conference that the attitudes displayed by governments in the run-up to these discussions on post-Brexit farm policy would play a crucial role in how the debate played out in the longer term.
He said that while it appeared that, to date, the UK government had been "less than communicative" on how it proposed to address the issue, a careful balancing act was required from the politicians involved.
He said it was well recognised that the Scottish Government wanted to retain power over farm policy and budget in Scotland and was likely to push agriculture up the agenda as it viewed this as a flash point as powers were repatriated from the EU.
"It all comes down to how the discussions are approached – if the UK government thinks that it can simply set the agenda then this is likely to be highly antagonistic to the Scottish Government."

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Canadians are conflicted and concerned about the risks and costs of the energy transition, though the reality of climate change continues to weigh heavy for many. The findings come a recent INNOVATIVE online survey of 2037 Canadian residents, weighted to n=1500, conducted from September 8 to 21, 2022.
Trends over time
About 3-in-10 say they have a detailed understanding of climate change, while more than 1-in-2 say they have a general understanding of climate change (29% and 56%, respectively).
Awareness of climate change has held remarkably steady over the years. When this awareness question was first asked in April 2008, 3-in-10 said they had a detailed understanding of climate change and 3-in-5 said they had a general understanding of climate change (28% and 60% respectively).
Belief in climate change has grown steadily over the same timeframe. In 2008, just over 1-in-2 said climate change was definitely occurring (53%). Now, nearly 2-in-3 say climate change is definitely occurring (64%).
Awareness and concern are trending in opposite directions
While belief in climate change has growth, the number of people who say they are concerned about climate change has declined since 2008. In 2008, 88% said they were at least somewhat concerned about climate change. In the latest tracking, just 72% say they are at least somewhat concerned.
Energy transition attitudes remain conflicted
Half say they are familiar with the idea of the energy transition (51%) but less than 1-in-5 say they understand the details of energy transition (19%).
For most people, the energy transition is complex. Many express support for both pro-transition and pro-oil-and-gas statements.
To help make sense of these conflicting views, INNOVATIVE groups respondents that share similar energy transition responses into 5 clusters based on six transition questions.
Overall, 44% are at least somewhat more supportive of the transition, consistent with the previous wave in March 2022. About 1-in-3 are at least somewhat more supportive of oil and gas (34%). About 1-in-5 Canadians consistently express conflicted views about the transition (21% in the latest wave).
Canadians divided on the economics of transition
Canadians appear divided on the question of whether the energy transition will be economically beneficial.
About 1-in-3 say that government policies to accelerate the transition away from oil and gas risks increasing the cost of living and job losses (34%). Geographically, this view is more common in Alberta and the Prairies (43% and 41%, respectively), and less common in Quebec (24%). Politically, this is a majority opinion among those who identify as Conservative (60%).
Just 1-in-4 say they believe Canada will do better economically if we shift from oil and gas to renewables (24%). Almost 1-in-3 say they believe Canada will be worse off (31%). However, a plurality say they don't know whether Canada will do better or worse (27%) or think it will do about the same (17%).
Carbon tax opinions also remain divided
Support for the federal carbon price, which imposes a minimum standard that provinces can meet or exceed, has rebounded slightly since March. About 1-in-8 strongly support the policy (13%, an all-time low), while about 1-in-6 strongly oppose it (16%). Net support for the policy peaked in August 2021.
Awareness of the carbon tax is at an all-time low since tracking began. Just 26% say they are following news about the carbon tax closely. This continues the steady decline from April 2019, when 49% said they were following the policy closely. Opinions on the carbon tax may be shifting, but many of these beliefs are lightly held.
Canadians are also split on the point of the carbon tax. Asked which statement is closer to their view, 41% say that "putting a price on pollution is one of the best ways to lower carbon consumption and to fight climate change in this country", while another 41% say "the carbon pricing policy is just another tax grab that hinders the economic development of the country and does nothing for the environment".
Cost of living still top of mind
The cost of living remains the top concern among Canadians. Nearly 1-in-2 say it is the most important issue to them (47%), followed by health care (23%) and the environment (10%). While gas prices have come off from their Spring highs, the view that the energy transition will add to rather than alleviate affordability woes clearly remains a concern for a large number of Canadians.
Enthusiasm for the federal government's flagship climate policy is in decline, but strong opposition appears to have tapered off as well as other issues crowd the public discourse. Canadians have reservations about what the energy transition might mean for the cost of living and the jobs market. While the reality and the urgency of climate change is apparent for most, how to best navigate the transition remains an enormous policy challenge.
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I'd love to have a wordcamp up here. I am heading to NYC for the wordcamp in a couple weeks but a local one would be great.
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DDLJ was the First Film I ever Watched: Parineeti Chopra
Rohit Shetty and Dilwale whole team made the Biggest Celebration for 20 years of DDLJ by reminding the older Journey by nicely recorded Video with SRK and Kajol. SRK interacted with several friends and fans on social network twitter on 20 years Celebration of DDLJ. Actor came across the conversation with Parineeti Chopra and he found that DDLJ was the First ever Film she watched.
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The best film in the world directed by the best human being in the world!!! #DDLJ #Adi @iamsrk It was the first film I ever watched 🙂
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That's so sweet to think you were baby when u watched this film. Love & happiness to you.
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@iamsrk Thank you so much But please don't say the word "baby" you know who that reminds me of !! Obsessed as usual 🙂
So, Parneeti was Little Baby when she watched DDLJ as the First Film ever. Its the cute Surprise for SRK.
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Pigeon (and
more) From Within
reviewed by Jennifer M. Wood
If, in the world of animation,
there exist royal families, one of them would unquestionably be
the Hubleys. John Hubley was a key member of the Disney team that
created such animated classics as Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs,
Pinocchio, Dumbo, Fantasia and Bambi. Faith Hubley began
her career as an editor and script supervisor on such films as Sidney
Lumet's Twelve Angry Men. But when her husband, John, was
blacklisted from Disney, the two began a moviemaking partnership
that created more than 20 films-and earned them three Academy Awards.
Their more personal partnership, that of marriage, produced four
children, including Emily Hubley, who in Pigeon From Within displays much of the same free-form visual style and social awareness
of her parents' work.
Pigeon (and more) from Within is a collection of seven short films-made between 1982 and 2000-that
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guardian angel in downtown New York. One Self: Fish/Girl is the discovery a girl makes about herself
reading through her own diary. Delivery Man is the earliest
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to a dream-like landscape midway through the eight-minute tale.
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when the work of William Blake is explained strictly through baseball
metaphors. Her Grandmother's Gift is one of Hubley's more
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back and forth between everyday conversation and existentialism.
Hubley's mainstream recognition has no doubt been augmented with
the success of John Cameron Mitchell's Hedwig and the Angry Inch, a film in which her animated creations undoubtedly helped to
further the story. That film, hopefully, will make moviegoers more
curious about her work-and Pigeon (and more) from Within is
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High School II
reviewed by Jennifer M. Wood
Documentarian Frederick Wiseman
is a no-frills kind of guy. His film titles-High School, Meat, Domestic Violence-are as straightforward as
his style of moviemaking, which can only be described as documentary-making
in the truest sense of the word. Though educated as a lawyer, Wiseman
turned to moviemaking in the mid-1960s, and has been chronicling
our social misdeeds ever since. High School II (1994) departs
from its predecessor, High School (1969) in its chronicling
life inside Central Park East Secondary School (CPESS), an alternative
high school in Spanish Harlem that champions interactivity and cooperation
over discipline. Where High School emerged as a film about
the problems that exist in contemporary education from the teacher's
side, High School II demonstrates what can be achieved by
allowing students a voice.
The school emphasizes that students
learn and practice the six Habits of Mind: weighing evidence, recognizing
different points of view, identifying connections and relationships
between ideas, speculating on possibilities, and assessing values.
According to the school's principal, exhibiting these habits is
"what thoughtful people do. [they're] a way of seeing things in
their complexity, not simplistically." With such similar characteristics
leading Wiseman's observant lens, it's unsurprising that the moviemaker
and his subject are so perfectly matched.
Much of the film is made in bearing
witness to that philosophy, and Wiseman is the perfect observer.
His entirely unobtrusive manner puts the audience at ease. We can
witness the happenings, and the success this school is having, without
fear of being the discovered voyeur. Like the Maysles Brothers and
all great documentarians, Wiseman's gift is ability to allow the
audience-and more importantly, his subjects-to forget that there
was ever a camera in the room. Questions are neither asked nor answered;
he simply unravels the truth behind the situation.
Wiseman is a man who broke barriers
with his storytelling at the outset of his career and has continued
to do so since. He is one of the few remaining nonfiction moviemakers
who first brought the format to the prominence it holds today, and
has remained true to its significance with unsurpassed skill and
purity. At nearly four hours in length, High School II requires
a good deal of an individual's time, but it's an investment that
pays off.
Iwo Jima: Memories in the
reviewed by Chris Cooke
Iwo Jima was perhaps the most crucial
battle of the Pacific in World War Two. It was certainly among
the bloodiest. About 30,000 of the 70,000 Amercians to land on
the island's shores died, and almost all the Japanese on the island
died in its defense. Taking Iwo Jima, situated much closer to Japan
than the US had yet been, was essential in order to permit a feasible
air attack on Japan. Fifty years later, survivors of the battle-from
both sides-returned to the island to commemorate the conflict. Iwo
Jima: Memories in the Sand combines archival footage with interviews
from survivors who attended the ceremony to both convey the horror
and senselessness of war and honor the sacrifice the soldiers made
for their countries. The film also offers a glimmer of hope, showing
that two peoples once at war can now cooperate in a joint ceremony
in honor of that conflict. The tales the veterans tell, at times
humorous and always tragic, accumulate in effect, making Memories
in the Sand a powerful experience, packing more meaning into
27 minutes than most films achieve at several times its length.
Light Keeps Me Company
reviewed by Chris Cooke
The name Ingmar Bergman sends actors
and film critics abuzz, but amongst his crew, the name Sven Nykvist
carries equal weight. Nykvist, Bergman's cinematographer for many
of his greatest pictures, also worked with such directors as Woody
Allen, Andrei Tarkovsky, and Roman Polanski. In particular, his
use of light to convey character and drama brought him fame, but
he was also well-known for his positive attitude and good-natured
demeanor. His legendary rapport with Bergman was almost telepathic.
The documentary Light Keeps Me Company, directed by his son
Carl-Gustaf Nykvist, uses interviews, film clips and behind-the-scenes
footage to paint a sensitive portrait of this film great. Bergman,
Allen, Liv Ullman and others, including Nykvist himself, talk about
his life and work, from his groundbreaking collaboration with Bergman,
to the suicide of his eldest son, to the degenerative aphasia that
ended his career. With few exceptions (Who really wants to hear
Melanie Griffith wax on about how "cool" he was?), the interviews
are insightful and the film clips are always spectacular. Nykvist
emerges throughout as a visionary artist and a good, decent man
who allowed his intensity in his work to distance himself from his
family. Light Keeps Me Company provides an excellent view
of Nykvist and his career. It's a must-see for film buffs and certainly
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Kris Allen's "The Truth" reaches the top 20 on HAC. This is his second single from his album and both songs have hit at least top 20 in that format. Other activity on the HAC chart includes Adam's "If I Had You" returning to the top 50 after a week outside and Kelly's last single from her latest album leaving the chart. She still gets significant airplay, but all of her songs are now recurrent or purged.
Another Chris also reached a milestone. Sligh's debut single from his second album (for his new label) has reached top 40 on the CAC chart.
Here are your Monday Morning Mediabase Updates for airplay as of 7:19 pm of 08/01/10 after the jump.
Adam Lambert:
"If I Had You": ^28 Pop (28), ^47 HAC (54)
"Whattaya Want From Me": 8 AC (8), 9 HAC (8)
Brooke White:
"Change": 32 AC (30)
Carrie Underwood:
"Undo It": 3 Country (1); ^48 HAC (50)
Chris Sligh:
"Only You Can Save": ^39 CAC (50)
Danny Gokey:
"I Will Not Say Goodbye": ^40 Country (39)
"Life After You": ^7 AC (7)
"September": ^13 HAC (14)
"Bittersweet": 4 UAC (5), ^16 Urban (15),
Kellie Pickler:
"Makin' Me Fall In Love": ^31 Country (30)
Kris Allen:
"Live Like We Are Dying": 9 AC (9), 23 CAC (23)
"The Truth": ^19 HAC (21)
Phil Stacey:
"Some Kind of Love": ^31 CAC (29)
Will Young:
"Leave Right Now (S9 Boot Song)": 22 AC (20)
Note: Numbers indicate position on the chart while numbers in brackets indicate the position on the
chart the previous week. The "^" (aka "a bullet") indicates that a song gained spins since last week
Upcoming Add Dates (from AllAccess):
Aug 2: Country: Josh Gracin (AI2): "Cover Girl"
Aug 2: HAC: Adam Lambert (AI8): "If I Had You"
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George Strait Is Prepping for a New Album
'Tis the season to get titillated about all the potential new albums we may receive in 2023. Saving Country Music will be out with it's "Most Anticipated/Release Radar/Rumor Mill" roundup for 2023 near the end of the year. But while rooting around for intelligence about what new albums may be on the way, this tidbit passed under-the-nose that seemed worth sharing.
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