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Install the current EdgeLink app on each device you want to connect. Your PCs and phone need to reach one another on the same local network.

Connect two Windows PCs

1. Install EdgeLink on both Windows 10 or 11 PCs and approve the normal administrator prompt when the app starts.
2. Put both PCs on the same reachable wired or Wi-Fi network. In EdgeLink, use Allow LAN access when Windows Firewall asks for permission on a Private or Domain network.
3. Select the other PC, compare the six-digit code shown on both screens, and approve the pairing on each PC.
4. In Workspace, place the connected PC on the outside monitor edge that matches your desk. Push the cursor through that edge. Use Ctrl+Alt+Shift+Esc to return control immediately.

Add an Android phone

1. Install the APK on Android 8 or later. On the PC, open Phone → Add a phone.
2. Open EdgeLink on the phone, tap Scan PC QR, and scan the one-time QR on the PC. There is no address or numeric code to enter.
3. Use the phone app to share photos, files or clipboard content. A phone screen-viewing session starts only after the phone owner approves Android's capture prompt.

Verify your downloads

The exact release sizes and SHA-256 hashes are in the release manifest. On Windows, run Get-FileHash .\EdgeLink-Setup-1.2.12.exe -Algorithm SHA256 in PowerShell from your download folder and compare it with the manifest.

Windows installer SHA-256: a211a8ccca21d6742b74bd728803ce67f13756c0e15f988a546f80ac9f1221a6

Android APK SHA-256: 2b559c8f98c679c9cf55dbe1c5511fe79a613ce61970573d7a2e4642da6e2ad6

Need help connecting?

Turn off guest-network or client isolation between your devices. Keep both EdgeLink apps open while pairing. If your employer manages the network or blocks unsigned applications, ask its IT administrator before changing firewall or install policy.