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  • Laikeddosz's avatar
    Laikeddosz
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    The Alex app was removal in March 2023. It might be tied to the broader changes in digital assistant technologies, especially with the interplay between Alexa and Cortana on Windows computers. Given that the Alexa app's functionality on Windows relied on Cortana's support, Microsoft's decision to phase out Cortana likely influenced the discontinuation of the Alexa app. It's understandable that this development might be disappointing, especially for users who had integrated the Alexa app into their daily routines and workflows on their Windows devices. The reliance on cached links to access the app further emphasizes its withdrawal and the impact of evolving technology landscapes on software availability and support.
    • TrinityLRH's avatar
      TrinityLRH
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      Thank you for taking the time to explain that. I'll stop trying to get it to work. I have to admit to some disapointment in Win 11, there are some improvements for me as a user but to be honest more drawbacks that have emerged since I installed it.
  • TrinityLRH's avatar
    TrinityLRH
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    I can't even find it on the Microsoft Store here in Ireland.
  • mals48323's avatar
    mals48323
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    I have tried every fix suggested/proposed for enabling Alexa on my laptop with Windows 11. For some reason, the communication link is permanently turned off. I feel that the problem lies with either the Alexa app or Windows 11 itself. Some new updates have created this problem. Previously Alexa was working well.

    mals48323

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