Windows 10: my Phone link app cant open alway crashing

my Phone link app cant open always crashing.Here my event viewer logFaulting application name: PhoneExperienceHost.exe, version: 1.23092.151.0, time stamp: 0x653067fbFaulting module name: YourPhone.Contracts.Background.dll, version: 1.23092.151.0, time stamp: 0x654150c1Exception code: 0xc000027bFault offset: 0x00000000000065b9Faulting process id: 0x0x28FCFaulting application start time: 0x0x1DA0FF0822F3ED7Faulting application path: C:\Program&nbs

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Your Phone App - Link to Windows not working

Has anyone found the secret to getting the Your Phone - Link to Windows App working correctly? Looking at the number of posts in other forums saying they have problems there is clearly a major issue with this App. It's a pity because it used to work quite well before recent Windows updates. Basically my phone (Samsung A515) will connect to Your Phone on my PC and I can see the headers of Notifications on my PC. If I try to read Messages or access Photos or open Desktop Apps it says I need permissions and asks me to click on a link to send a permission request to my phone. It never arrives. I don't see any permission request. Also it doesn't say what permissions are missing nor how to enable them. The response from MS is always to ensure that your phone and PC Apps are at the latest version (they are). I suspect there is a major bug in this App, yet others seem to suggest that it does work. Hopelessly confused. Winver: 21H1 19043 1237.

 

Windows Phone users Clubhouse

I think I'll put a list of people's favourite apps in the OP, starting with my own until I get some suggestions, but you can take a look at the Windows Phone app store at the top apps to see what's popular Microsoft Apps

You are both now added, welcome! *Toast :toast:

 

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.