Windows 10: How do i remove my linked device in phone link if there is no options button itself and...

I've been trying hard to remove my device but im not able to, and once i sign out and sign back in, the device is still visible, and there is no "3 dots" option button too to remove my device

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Stop Windows 10 from asking to link phone to computer

Besides Group Policy, what other ways have you tried ?
Do you utilize Shared experiences, Share across devices ?

Unlink your phone from your PC running Windows 10, use these steps:

• Open Settings.
• Click on Phone.
• Click the Unlink this PC option. Unlink your phone from computer.
• Click the Home button.
• Click on Devices.
• Click on Bluetooth & other devices.
• Select your phone.
• Click the Remove device button.

 

Phone Link not showing Contact Names....again

I was able to fix this on my computer by following these steps:

1. In the Phone Link app on PC, go to Settings, click the My Devices tab, and use the ellipsis (...) menu on your device to remove it, then close the app.
   
2. On your phone (mine is an Android), go to Settings, Apps, Link to Windows, Open, then remove your PC from the Linked Computers section.
   
3. Restart your phone.
   
4. Re-link the phone and PC by restarting the Phone Link app on your PC and following the step to add your device.
   
5. Perhaps this is the critical thing, but I noticed in the Link to Windows app on Android, there is a toggle to "Sync contacts" under the list of Linked Computers, which was disabled for me. Turn this on.
   

Contacts are showing up again for me now - yay!

 

Link a phone crashes - alternatives?

We appreciate the information that you've provided. With that being said, we suggest that you try to
remove the current registered phone on your Windows 10 device then
re-add it once again. In that way, it will refresh its setup and it should be connected smoothly on your computer. Here are the steps:

• On your computer, select the
  Start button, then select Settings >
  Phone .
• Select Add a phone, then enter your phone number and select
  Send.
• Look for a text message from Microsoft on your phone. Once you receive the text,
  open it and tap the link.
• The link will open the App Store (on iPhones) or the
  Google Play Store (on Android phones) to a Microsoft application that links your phone and computer.
  Install the application.
• Once it's installed, open the application and follow the instructions to try out your first cross-device experience.

Give us an update on the result and we will be glad to assist you further.