If you see the Link to MyASUS icon, as shown with the arrow in the picture above, you should be ready for the next steps. On the left side of the window, you’ll see a list of icons for the app’s different functions. If you’re using a compatible smartphone and PC, you’re probably ready to pair your devices already. Coordinate your devices in a few easy steps Our Link to MyASUS installation wizard and detailed FAQ will help you with the details. If managing drivers isn’t your thing, don’t worry. It’ll need to support the Universal Windows Platform (UWP 2.2.2.0 and above) and our MyASUS 2.0 utility. Your PC needs to be an ASUS system with one of Intel’s latest 10th Gen Intel Core CPUs or AMD’s Ryzen 4000 CPUs, and it should run Windows 10 64-bit version 1809 or later. Link to MyASUS uses a Bluetooth connection to pair the devices, so you’ll need to have Bluetooth enabled on both your phone and PC. You’ll find the full details here, but in brief, your smartphone needs to be running Android 9 or higher or iOS 10 or higher. For the software to work, you’ll need both devices to meet certain requirements. Link to MyASUS supports a range of smartphones and compatible ASUS laptops. Perfectly balanced PC and smartphone, as all things should be I went hands-on with Link to MyASUS to discover the full range of its capabilities for myself. Link to MyASUS even allows you to use your mobile device as a secondary display for your PC, and when you’re away from your desk, it lets you take advantage of new ways of transferring files from one device to another. What can you accomplish with Link to MyASUS? For one, it allows you to receive smartphone notifications through your PC and interact with your smartphone using your mouse, keyboard or touchscreen. Our new Link to MyASUS app brings the best capabilities of your smartphone and ASUS PC together to help you be more productive and organized. When they’re all working together, you’re able to work at your best.
Each device has its own role that it does better than the others. Your smartphone sits on its charging stand on your desk, notifying you of new texts and emails. There’s a smartwatch on your wrist, and a smart speaker in your office reading you the day’s headlines. Your laptop’s out in front of you on your desk, docked to a keyboard, mouse, and ultrawide monitor.
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