Now The Files In Windows 11 Can Be Run From The Smartphone Files in Windows 11 can be used from smartphones. This feature, which has been in the news for some time, has recently been released by Microsoft among some limited users.
Windows has announced through its blog that this feature is now rolling out to the Windows Insider Program. The Windows Insider program is specially designed to run features that come on Windows computers in advance.
It is free to register and use the features that are being tested and may come in the future. Earlier, you had to take the help of a USB cable to access the files on the Windows computer. Now Windows 11 file explorer can be accessed from mobile.
This means that users can edit, delete, rename, or add new files on the computer from the mobile phone. However, currently, to use this feature, the smartphone must be running Android 11 or higher. Similarly, in addition to installing ‘Link to Windows’ on the phone, you must also be registered in the Windows Insider program.
Then you need to go to ‘Settings>Bluetooth and Devices>Mobile Devices>Manage Devices’. Where you need to give phone access to your computer.
As this feature is in beta and testing, some bugs or issues may be encountered. In general, it has not been revealed when this feature will be publicly available.
