Make sure you have Android driver installed on your computer and have USB debugging and MTP enabled on your phone. On first run, a wizard would help you set up your computer with your phone.
Afterwards you’ll be prompted to restart your computer, and then you can see PC Link’s icon on the notification area. To start using PC Link, you must download and install its Windows version from Asus’s website.
But PC Link is something I thought could be useful, since it claims to let me mirror my phone’s screen to my computer’s. Not to say that they’re bad (if reviews on Google Play are to believe), but I simply either don’t need them, or uses something that fits my needs better. My phone’s manufacturer, Asus, is no exception, with its large list of pre-installed (and uninstallable) apps they put on my phone: Supernote (a note-taking software similar to Evernote), What’s Next (an agggregated view of social media updates, calendar events, contacts list, and weather report), and Microfilm (a slideshow creator).Īnd I don’t use any of them. Most major phone manufacturers nowadays bundled their Android phone with apps meant to improve the user’s experience.
