If you’re looking to connect your Galaxy phone to your Windows PC, you’ve probably already tried several solutions. However, unknown to many, Samsung offers a solution that’s perhaps faster, more reliable, and more convenient.
Let’s check out what Samsung Flow is, the features it offers, and how you can use it to connect your Galaxy phone and Windows computer.
What Is Samsung Flow?
There are many ways you canconnect your Android phone to a Windows PC, and Samsung Flow is a faster way to do so on Galaxy phones and tablets.
Samsung Flow allows you to do the following:
How to Connect Your Windows PC and Galaxy Phone With Samsung Flow
Let’s see how you can use Samsung Flow to connect your Windows PC and Galaxy phone. Before we continue, note that the app is only available for Galaxy smartphones and tablets running Android 7.0 or higher and Windows PCs running Windows 10 or higher.
Follow these steps to set up and use Samsung Flow:
You can register up to three tablets or PCs on Samsung Flow.
Once both devices are paired, you can easily share photos, videos, documents, audio files, contacts, text messages, and more between them using the Add button (plus icon).
Files received via Samsung Flow will automatically be stored in a separate folder on your Windows PC and Galaxy phone, but you can change the location of the downloads manually via the app settings.
Pin Samsung Flow to your Windows taskbar for quicker access.
If you plan to use Samsung Flow often, it’s wise to selectAlways auto connect to [device name]if prompted on your Galaxy phone. Without it, you’ll have to clickVerify identityon your Windows PC every time you want to connect it to your Galaxy phone.
If you missed the pop-up, you can also set up auto connect by following these steps:
Connect Your Windows PC and Galaxy Phone Easily
Samsung Flow is a powerful tool that can help you be more productive and make your workflow a bit more efficient. The app makes sharing files between your Galaxy phone and Windows PC super easy, so you don’t have to fumble with any unreliable third-party solution or bother with setting up a wired connection.
