Windows 10: Copilot on my SwiftKey keyboard for my Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra won't work. It keeps...

Every time I click on the Copilot icon on my SwiftKey keyboard for My Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra it tells me "We're having issues right now. Try again later"... Copilot was working just fine 2 weeks ago, then suddenly stopped working... It's very frustrating because Copilot is an amazing tool, and I loved it!

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Link to Windows : AltGr key with AZERTY keyboard not working with S22 Ultra

I purchased a Samsung S22 Ultra on Tuesday. I set it up with Link to Windows on my Windows 10 desktop. My computer has a French AZERTY physical keyboard.
I selected the French AZERTY keyboard in the Samsung keyboard.
The character keys work properly, ie. A is properly A, not Q.

However, I'm unable to type any of the following characters in any Android application using link to Windows.

#
{
[
|

`
\
^
@
]
}

All of them require pressing the AltGr key in combination with another key, and that doesn't seem to work at all in Link to Windows.

It looks like a bug in Link to Windows. I don't know if the bug is on the phone side or on the Windows side, but in any case, it makes Link to Windows unusable for me.

If I use Samsung DeX instead of Link to Windows, I don't have a problem with these characters.

Is there a solution or workaround for this bug ?

 

Your Phone app

Hi Rasindu_Gunasekara,

I am Sumit here to assist you with this question.

Supported devices for Phone Link app experiences

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/suppo...

The apps feature is exclusive for selected Samsung devices+ Surface Duo.

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3**

Samsung Galaxy Quantum 2

Samsung Galaxy Z Flip3**

Samsung Galaxy Note20 5G**

Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra 5G**

Samsung Galaxy S22**

Samsung Galaxy S22+**

Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra **

Samsung Galaxy XCover Pro

Surface Duo 2*

Comprehensive list is in the article I linked above. Sorry, Huawei isn't in the list.