Step 2: Download Genymotion for personal use. If you can, enable AMD-V or Intel VT-x within the BIOS for optimal performance. There's also a free version for personal use. Genymotion offers several paid emulation modes, including an option to run Android emulation from the cloud. While Bluestacks is focused on apps and games, Genymotion provides the full Android experience (though at the cost of performance). You'll need this info to log in to the Google Play Store and Galaxy Store and access your Android app library. Step 3: Once Bluestacks installs, launch it and enter your Google and/or Samsung account credentials. What is 5G? Speeds, coverage, comparisons, and more The Windows 11 taskbar is getting an important new update
Fitbit Versa 3Īdobe Firefly brings text-to-image AI to the masses, with artist ethics in mind Update from Michael: Worked like a charm. The Phone Link app should no longer be installed on your PC. Get-AppxPackage Microsoft.YourPhone -AllUsers | Remove-AppxPackageĥ – Press the Enter key and wait for the process to complete. Here’s how:ġ – Click the Start button, then immediately start typing the word powershell.Ģ – After it pops up in the list of search results, right-click on Windows PowerShell and select Run as administrator.ģ – Answer Yes in response to the “User Account Control” prompt.Ĥ – Copy and paste the following into the PowerShell window after the > sign: I don’t use it either, although it’s for a different reason.Īs you’ve discovered, Microsoft doesn’t provide a way to uninstall Phone Link via the Start menu, the Control Panel or the Settings app, but there is indeed a fairly simple way to get it done.
Rick’s answer: Michael, Phone Link is one of those apps that most people seem to either love or hate. I want to uninstall the Phone Link app but I can’t figure out how to do it. I have no desire to use my computer as a phone because I like to keep my devices as isolated from one another as possible. Question from Michael: I just bought my first Windows 11 PC and it came with a ‘Phone Link’ app that’s supposed to let you make calls and send texts from your computer.
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