How to See Devices Connected to Your Microsoft Account in Windows 11
Open Settings , click Accounts, then select Linked devices. This page shows all devices connected to your Microsoft account and allows you to manage them.
What is a Microsoft Account?
A Microsoft account is the single login used across services like OneDrive, Outlook, Xbox, and Windows. Signing into a PC or console with these credentials automatically links that hardware to your profile.
Why Check Your Linked Devices?
Auditing your hardware list offers a few practical perks. Old PCs and unused Xbox consoles can be wiped from your profile, keeping your personal data secure from hardware you no longer own.
- Know which PCs or Xbox consoles are signed in with your account
- Remove old or unused devices for security
- Manage your devices all in one place
How to View Linked Devices Online
Access your linked devices anytime through the Microsoft website.
Head over to your Microsoft Devices page
Reviewing registered hardware online takes seconds.
How to View Linked Devices Right on 🪟 Windows 11
Windows 11 lists your connected hardware directly inside the Settings app. This menu appears for users running Home or Pro editions who maintain an active Microsoft sign-in.
Steps to Check Linked Devices in 🪟 Windows 11
- Open the Settings app:
- Click the Start menu and select Settings, or
- Press Windows key + I on your keyboard.
- In Settings, click on Accounts on the left side.
- On the right, click the Linked devices tile to open it.
- You will see a list of all your devices connected to your Microsoft account. From here, you can manage them.
This menu displays every piece of hardware currently communicating with your profile, helping you audit your digital footprint.
The Linked Devices tile in the Windows 11 Settings app
This menu displays every piece of hardware currently communicating with your profile, helping you audit your digital footprint.
Manage your connected devices
Summary
Hardware auditing happens directly inside Windows 11 Settings or through the web dashboard.
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