Your Phone App still doesn’t support special symbols “*”, “#” for calls. Make sure to use your phone for it, else in certain cases the number “0” may be automatically attached to the number you are typing if you use
Cannot receive or make calls using Windows 10 Your Phone app
1. Right-click the Action Center icon on the taskbar, select Focus Assist, then Off
2. Enable Bluetooth on your Android Phone
The calling feature works over Bluetooth, if you have DND turned on or Bluetooth is off, then you will get any call notification the computer. To check if Bluetooth is turned on, swipe down or swipe up (depends on which phone you use) to reveal the Android Notification panel. Tap the Bluetooth icon to turn it off/on. Make a call to your number, and see if that works.
3. Go to Settings > Update & Security > Troubleshoot
4. Click on Bluetooth, and then Run the Bluetooth Troubleshooter.
5. Again set up Calling feature with Your Phone App
If you are still not able to get through calls, its best that repair your computer, and the phone. A fresh connection usually irons out Bluetooth issues.
On your Android phone:
It may vary a little depending on the phone you use. You need to find a setting where all the connected Bluetooth devices are listed. Usually available at Connection preferences > Bluetooth. Find the list of paired devices, and tap on it. Choose to forget.
On the Windows 10 Computer:
Open Settings, and then navigate to Devices > Bluetooth & other devices.
Select your Android phone from the list, and choose to remove the phone.
Open the Your Phone app and set up Calls again. When setting up the calling feature, make sure to click on the notifications to confirm.
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