Instead, Samsung recommends using the Windows Link feature built into Windows 11, which provides similar functionality.
Previously, DeX for Windows provided a PC-like interface that supported input devices such as keyboard and mouse.
However, with the advent of Link to Windows, the need for a separate DeX application for Windows is no longer necessary. Users accustomed to DeX can switch to Microsoft’s native tool to continue enjoying mobile device integration with PCs.
According to some experts, this step by Samsung is an attempt to show the company’s desire to optimize its services using the built-in capabilities of operating systems.
Source: Ferra
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