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I have my iPhone 14 pro max connected to the phone link. It will let me send and receive messages just fine and it will make and receive calls but the sound will only come through on my phone not my surface. It will show that it’s connected via Bluetooth on my phone but no sound and then will transfer back to my phone. Any suggestions how to get it to come through on my surface?
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Windows+i> system> notifications and actions> 'Allow notifications to play sounds'
scroll down to Phone app from Notifications from apps and make sure it's enabled.
It seems I have that right. I hooked my older iPhone 11 to it and it works with that one but my 14 pro max won’t let the call be transferred to the speakers on the surface. It starts showing that it’s connected but it quickly switches back to the phone.