Windows 11 update supports direct connection of Galaxy device files, making transfer more convenient

Currently, there are multiple methods to wirelessly transfer files from Samsung Galaxy phones and tablets to Galaxy Book running Windows 11. One common way is to use the "Link To Windows" app on your Android device and the "Phone Link" app on your PC. Through these applications, you can easily transfer files between the two platforms by simply opening "My Files" installed on your phone through the "Phone Link" application on your PC.

Update content:

1. Microsoft announced that it will push updates to all Windows Insider channels.
2. This update allows Windows 11 users to display their Galaxy smartphone or tablet in File Explorer.

3. Users can access files on Galaxy devices directly in File Explorer and perform the following actions:

   • View files
   • Rename files
   • Delete files
   • Move files within the device
   • Copy files and Paste to PC
   • Transfer files from PC to phone or tablet

     

     To enjoy this feature, you need to make sure:

4. Android device:

   • running Android 11 or Higher version
   • Install "Link to Windows" app 1.24071 or higher

5. PC:

   • Powered by Windows 11
   • Join the Canary, Dev, Beta or Release Preview channels of the Windows Insider program

Enable this feature:

Go to "Settings" > "Bluetooth & Devices" > "Mobile Devices" > "Manage Devices" and turn on the "Access in File Explorer" option.

This makes it easier to transfer files between your Galaxy phone or tablet and your Galaxy Book. Microsoft is expected to add this feature to stable versions of Windows 11 in the coming months.

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