We'll use a simple approach here that forgoes filtering by device or connectivity type. Discover remote devices discusses how to do this in detail. You must first find the device that you want to connect with. This setting, which is accessed in Settings: System > Shared experiences > Share across devices, is enabled by default. Īdditionally, the client device must be set to allow cross-device sharing. You can use the package manifest designer to add it by selecting Remote System on the Capabilities tab, or you can manually add the following line to your project's Package.appxmanifest file. In order for your app to launch an app on a remote device, you must add the remoteSystem capability to your app package manifest. Preliminary setup Add the remoteSystem capability Remote launch allows apps to pass contextual data to the remote app being launched, in order to pick up where the task was left off.
For example, if the user is listening to music on their phone in their car, they could then hand playback functionality over to their Xbox One when they arrive at home. The remote launch feature enables task-oriented user experiences a user can start a task on one device and finish it on another. This is the simplest use case of Project Rome. Starting in Windows 10, version 1607, a UWP app can launch a UWP app or Windows desktop application remotely on another device that is also running Windows 10, version 1607 or later, provided that both devices are signed on with the same Microsoft Account (MSA). This article explains how to launch a Windows app on a remote device.
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