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How to make a phone call from your Windows PC (for iPhone users)

Please note that you must have Windows 11 on your PC for the iPhone linking to work because the iPhone supports only Windows 11 OS and not Windows 10.

July 14, 2024 / 08:00 IST
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Apple iPhone users can also make phone calls from their Windows PCs

In one of our previous how-to articles, we gave Android users the steps to place a phone call from their Windows PC.  In this how-to guide, we will share the steps to call someone from your Windows PC if you are an iPhone user.

Apple iPhone users, to make a call from your Windows PC, follow these steps-


  1. First, log in to your Microsoft account on both the Apple iPhone and Windows PC. Also, switch on Bluetooth for both devices because, without Bluetooth pairing, you cannot use your Windows PC to make a phone call. Please note that you must have Windows 11 on your PC for the iPhone linking to work because the iPhone supports only Windows 11 OS and not Windows 10. Also, note that the Phone Link app does not work with the iPad.

2. Open the App Store on your iPhone and search for the ‘Link to Windows’ app. Then, install the ‘Link to Windows’ app on your iPhone.

3. For Windows 11 users, the Phone Link app comes pre-installed. Just go to the Start menu on your Windows PC, search for the ‘Phone Link’ app and then launch it. If you, somehow, can't find the Phone Link app on your Windows computer, go to ‘Settings’ and search for ‘Phone Link’. You’ll see the option of ‘enable or disable Phone Link’. Enable it and the Phone Link download will start. After downloading the Phone Link app, open it from Settings by choosing the option ‘Open Phone Link’.

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Alternatively, you can download the Phone Link app by going to this webpage-
https://www.microsoft.com/en-in/windows/sync-across-your-devices

4. In the Phone Link window on your Windows computer, click on ‘iPhone’.