Windows 10: Using "Link to Windows"/"Your Phone Companion" with Samsung Galaxy Note 10

I got the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 recently.
I'm trying to make it work with the "Your Phone" app on Windows 10, which is supposed to be really easy considering that "Link to Windows"/"Your Phone Companion" are preinstalled on the phone.
I managed to connect the phone to my Microsoft account I see it at the portal. I also managed to get it listed in the "Your Phone" app on my laptop. The problem is, the app is blank. Basically, it's unable to fetch any information from the phone Notifications/Messages/Photos/Apps. When I try to refresh, it always gets to the "We can't connect to ... Note 10. Make sure that your PC and phone are connected to the Internet." error. The app is for sure connected to the phone because "Open phone screen" works flawlessly, I can see the phone screen and control it, but nothing else does.
The phone itself shows the "Connected to your PC" notification and also shows that it's connected to my laptop in Settings -> Advanced features -> Link to Windows.

Things I checked so far:

1. The Windows "Your Phone" app is latest version from Microsoft Store.
2. The "Link to Windows"/"Your Phone Companion" are both latest version from the Galaxy Store.
3. I also tried the version of "Your Phone Companion" from Play Store it's newer - same result.
4. All required permissions are granted to the "Your Phone Companion" app on the phone on Android level.
5. Both laptop and phone are connected to the same WiFi no AP isolation on the router.
6. Also tried allowing sync over mobile data and disconnecting the phone from WiFi - same result.
7. Network profile on the laptop is Private, sharing options are enabled.

8. The phone is for sure connected to the PC over bluetooth displayed as a device on the laptop.
9. Windows 10 is latest 2004 build 19041.508.
10. Phone is also latest N970FXXU6DTH7/N970FOXM6DTH7.

It's really frustrating, and any help will the highly appreciated.


Things I can see interfering:
1. On the laptop I have 2 Microsoft accounts work and personal. Although, both the app on the laptop and on the phone show my personal account in the Settings.
2. Missing drivers on the laptop. Although, Windows Update doesn't find anything and when the phone is connecting to the laptop via bluetooth is seem to be set-up properly.

:)

 

New Your Phone Companion app 1.20051.113.0 version for Android June 5

Is your bluetooth compatible I use bluetooth 4 - I posted current phones and devices
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...ne-experiences
Last Updated: May 27, 2020

Phone screen is available on Android phones in select markets running Android 9.0
or greater that have Link to Windows installed. These phones include:
Currently this app is only available on the following Android phones in select markets:

Samsung Galaxy Note 9
Samsung Galaxy S9
Samsung Galaxy S9+
Samsung Galaxy Note10
Samsung Galaxy Note10+
Samsung Galaxy Note10 Lite
Samsung Galaxy Fold
Samsung Galaxy S10
Samsung Galaxy S10+
Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite
Samsung Galaxy S10e
Samsung Galaxy A8s
Samsung Galaxy A30s
Samsung Galaxy A31
Samsung Galaxy A40

Supported Devices
Phone screen is available on Android phones in select markets running Android 9.0
or greater that have Link to Windows installed. These phones include:

Samsung Galaxy Note 9
Samsung Galaxy S9
Samsung Galaxy S9+
Samsung Galaxy Note10
Samsung Galaxy Note10+
Samsung Galaxy Note10 Lite
Samsung Galaxy Fold
Samsung Galaxy S10
Samsung Galaxy S10+
Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite
Samsung Galaxy S10e
Samsung Galaxy A8s
Samsung Galaxy A30s
Samsung Galaxy A31
Samsung Galaxy A40
Samsung Galaxy A60
Samsung Galaxy A70
Samsung Galaxy A70s
Samsung Galaxy A71
Samsung Galaxy A80
Samsung Galaxy A90s
Samsung Galaxy A90 5G
Samsung Galaxy S20
Samsung Galaxy S20+
Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra
Samsung Galaxy Fold
Samsung Galaxy XCover Pro
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip

Your-phone system requirements and-set-up
https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/...nts-and-set-up

 

Windows 10 Your Phone App - Samsung Galaxy S10 - ERROR: "Connect to the same WiFi"

Unable to connect Windows 10 Your Phone app to Samsung Galaxy S10 Link To Windows app, error reported: "Connect to the same WiFi"

Step To Recreate

1. Windows 10: Your Phone app, click 'Phone Screen'
2. Windows 10: Your Phone app, "We need permission to display your phone screen"
3. Galaxy S10: Notification, "Connected to Your Phone app on <hostname>"
4. Galaxy S10: Notification, "Accept connection?" > Accept
5. Windows 10: Your Phone App, ERROR: "Connect to the same WiFi"

Points To Note

• Windows 10 device is connected via WiFi to Galaxy S10's WiFi hotspot i.e. tethered
• Galaxy S10 device is connected to the Internet via the mobile phone network
• Galaxy S10 Link To Windows app is configured to "Use mobile data"
• Both Windows 10 Your Phone app and Galaxy S10 Link To Windows app connected to same Microsoft account
• All other Windows 10 Your Phone app features work flawlessly e.g. Calls, Messages, Photos, Notifications etc

Anyone know how to fix this? Everything else works fine, just this feature is broken.

Troubleshooting

• Updated all apps
• Updated Windows 10
• Updated Galaxy S10
• Uninstalled / reinstalled / reconnected all apps
• Factory reset Galaxy S10
• Prayed

Software Versions

Windows 10 Your Phone App v1.20051.93.0

Samsung Galaxy S10 Link To Windows v1.20041.82.0

Screenshots

 

Samsung permanently stops Galaxy Note 7 production

Samsung to Halt Galaxy Note 7 Production Temporarily
Move follows reports of problems with replacement phones.

"Samsung Electronics Co. has temporarily halted production of its troubled Galaxy Note 7, according to a person familiar with the matter, the latest setback for the South Korean technology giant as it struggles to manage a recall of 2.5 million smartphones.

The move comes after a spate of fresh reports of overheating and fires with phones that have been distributed to replace the original devices, which also had a risk of catching fire.

In a statement Monday in Seoul, Samsung said that it was “temporarily adjusting the Galaxy Note 7 production schedule in order to take further steps to ensure quality and safety matters,” without elaborating.

The production halt underscores the growing seriousness with which Samsung is dealing with its largest product recall to date. Last month, Samsung officials shrugged off reports of overheated batteries, calling the incidents “isolated cases” related to issues of mass production.

In a separate statement a few days later, the company said in response to reports about abnormal battery charging levels in its replacement phones that “the issue does not pose a safety concern.”

While Samsung hasn’t confirmed the latest reports of problems with its replacement phones, it said in a statement Sunday that it was working with authorities including the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission to investigate the new incidents."

Samsung Tells Consumers to Stop Using Galaxy Note 7