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Question

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/seamlessly-transfer-content-between-your-devices-8a0ead3c-2f15-1338-66ca-70cf4ae81fcb 

Receiving files non your mobile device:

• A notification from Link to Windows will be shown on your mobile device.
• Clicking the notification will open the default file manager app to view the received file.
• All received files will be stored under “Downloads” -> “Sent from your PC.”

Answer 1

Dear Richard,

Thank you for your quick reply. The feedback method you found seems to be more correct than what I recommended to you! Thank you for your guidance. I will join the feedback together. Let's look forward to the day when it is corrected.

If you have any questions, please feel free to ask them in the Microsoft community. We are always there.

Best Wishes

Pyked | Microsoft Community Support Specialist

Answer 2

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/seamlessly-transfer-content-between-your-devices-8a0ead3c-2f15-1338-66ca-70cf4ae81fcb 

Receiving files non your mobile device:

• A notification from Link to Windows will be shown on your mobile device.
• Clicking the notification will open the default file manager app to view the received file.
• All received files will be stored under “Downloads” -> “Sent from your PC.”

At the bottom of that page... "Was this information helpful?" Select No and you will have the opportunity to submit this feedback to whoever monitors/maintains Support articles. The correction may take a while.

Don

Answer 3

Dear Richard,

Hello! Welcome to the Microsoft Community. I'm glad to be able to assist you. If I misunderstand your question, please let me know promptly.

I understand that you have found a spelling mistake. Thank you very much for your feedback. You are really a careful person! This seems to be the negligence of web developers. I see what you mean. It should be "on", not "non", right? But unfortunately, like you, I am a user of the Microsoft community, and we can't contact the development team to make changes. But fortunately, its influence is not particularly great, and its original meaning can still be understood.

You may be able to give feedback in the feedback center, which has a chance for developers to see and change it.

I hope the above information can be of help to you. If you try the solution, please feel free to tell me the results or the problems you encounter.

Best Wishes

Pyked | Microsoft Community Support Specialist