How to get Windows notifications on Android?

Leobastiani said:

Any notification like many tutorials do to android notifications.

@Leobastiani, I don't know why this is reversed.


Weird. Even TenForums tutorials.


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Wisewiz said:

When I think "notifications" on Windows, I think about "You need some updates," "You have new mail," and "The image was completed and verified in 3:20." Surely you don't want notifications like that on your phone?! The notifications I can think of are either irrelevant on your phone (updates) or already present there, like new mail. Tell us what you're trying to get your PC to tell your phone, please.

Correct.

Leobastiani said:

Sure, the most important ones are Chrome notifications. But the ones you've quoted are nice to have either.

You can log-in and sync your accounts on Chrome.

Leobastiani said:

I'm already logged in using the same google account on my pc and phone, is there anything that I should do next?

Log-in your every accounts, then enable Notification in your phone

Leobastiani said:

It's weird, when I click to download Cortana
Not Found
I see "

We're sorry, the requested URL was not found on this server."

Cortana in phones are no longer available.

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Leobastiani said:

It's weird, when I click to download Cortana
Not Found
I see "

We're sorry, the requested URL was not found on this server."

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Leobastiani said:

It's weird, when I click to download Cortana

Did you read my other link?
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...7-135cdf897ec1

This is being said by your other link

Site said:

I’m not receiving any notifications
You won’t see any notifications if:

Your laptop battery is low, or Battery saver has been turned On.

If Focus assist (previously known as Quiet Hours) is turned on. Learn how to turn Focus assist off.

For some Android devices, your Battery Optimization settings may interrupt your connection. We recommend turning it off for the companion app on your Android device (either Your Phone Companion or Link to Windows). Here's how to turn it off based on which companion app you have:

If you have Your Phone Companion*:

Open Android Settings > Apps & notifications > App info > Your Phone Companion > Advanced > Battery > Manage Battery Usage > Battery optimization. Scroll down to Your Phone Companion and select Don't optimize.

If you have Link to Windows*:

Open Android Settings > Apps > Link to Windows Service > Battery > Optimize battery usage. Select All from the drop-down list, scroll to find Link to Windows service, and turn the toggle Off.

*Note: These steps may vary based on your Android device model.

Notifications from items in a Secure Folder

If you have a Samsung device and are using Secure Folders, apps and files saved there won't display notifications in the Your Phone app. They'll appear only on your Android device.

My notifications have stopped syncing
Notifications work independently to other Your Phone features like messaging and photos. When they stop working, resetting the notification permissions should start the syncing process again.

On your Android device:

Go to Settings and search for “Notification access.”

Find Your Phone Companion in the list and tap to toggle off/on.

A pop-up will appear. Select Allow when prompted.

On your PC:

Open the Your Phone app and choose Notifications. Wait for your notifications to refresh – they should now sync as normal.