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Find a lost phone or device

Find My Phone

It's nerve-wracking when you can't find your device. Whether it's truly lost, or just stuck between the sofa cushions, Find My Phone can help lay your worry to rest. This free service on account.microsoft.com/devices can ring, lock, erase, or show your Windows Phone on a map.

To sign in to Find My Phone for the first time

The first time you use Find My Phone, make sure you've already signed in on your phone using your Microsoft account.

1. Go to account.microsoft.com/devices. If you're prompted to sign in, use the same Microsoft account you used to sign in on your phone.
2. Choose the phone you want to find, and then click Find My Phone.

To find your phone

1. Go to account.microsoft.com/devices. If you're prompted to sign in, use the same Microsoft account you used to sign in on your phone.
2. Choose the phone you want to find, and then click Find My Phone.
3. You'll see a map with your phone's location. You can zoom in or out to get a better view.

   Tips

   • Not seeing the latest location? Click Refresh.
   • To find your phone more easily, go to the App list, and tap Settings > Updates & security > Find my phone. Select the checkbox Save my device’s location periodically so it’s easier to find.

To ring or lock your phone

1. Go to account.microsoft.com/devices. If you're prompted to sign in, use the same Microsoft account you used to sign in on your phone.
2. Choose the phone you want to ring or lock, and then click Find My Phone.
3. Do one of the following:
   • To make your phone ring, click Ring and then follow the instructions. It will ring even if the volume is off or set to vibrate.
   • To lock your phone and show a message on the lock screen, click Lock, and then follow the instructions. If you don't already have a password set up on your phone, you'll need to enter one—you'll use it to unlock the phone if you get it back.

To erase your phone

If you're certain you can't get your phone back, or if you have sensitive information on it that you want to protect until you recover it, you can erase your phone remotely.

1. Go to account.microsoft.com/devices. If you're prompted to sign in, use the same Microsoft account you used to sign in on your phone.
2. Choose the phone you want to erase, and then click Find my phone.
3. Click Erase.
4. If you're absolutely, positively sure, select the I'm ready to erase my phone check box, and then click Erase.

   Note

   • It's a good idea to let your mobile operator know that you've lost your phone. If you have credit cards on your lost phone, contact your bank to report them as lost.

To change settings for Find My Phone

Set up Find My Phone to save your location every few hours so it's easier to locate your phone. You'll change these settings on your phone, not on your computer.

1. In the App list, tap Settings > Updates & security > Find my phone.
2. Select the following check box:
   Save my phone's location periodically and before the battery runs out to make it easier to find. Find My Phone can save your phone's location details every few hours so that if your phone is out of range or the battery dies, your phone's last known location will still be on a map.

Reset Protection

Some newer Windows Phones can use Reset Protection, a free service on account.microsoft.com that provides an extra layer of protection so that if your phone ends up in the wrong hands, it can't be easily reset or reused. See Protect my phone to learn more.

Find My Device

Like Find My Phone, use Find My Device to find your device on a map. This free service on account.microsoft.com/devicesperiodically gets your device’s location so you can see it on a map.

To change settings for Find My Device

Set up Find My Device to save your location every few hours so it’s easier to locate your device. To change these settings, make sure you've already turned on the master location setting on your device and signed in on your device using your Microsoft account.

1. Sign in to your device as an administrator.
2. On your device, go to Start, then select Settings > Update and Security > Find My Device.
3. Turn the Find My Device setting on.

To find your device

1. Go to account.microsoft.com/devices. If you're prompted to sign in, use the same Microsoft account you used to sign in on your device.
2. Choose the device you want to find, and then click Find My Device.
3. You'll see a map with your device's location.

   Tips

   • Not seeing the latest location? Make sure you’re signed in with the same Microsoft account as the administrator on your device.
   • Your device only sends its location if it’s connected to Wi-Fi and has enough battery power.

Karen Cobb

TAKING A NEW LOOK AT “WHEN I LOOK AT YOU” Hailed as the perfect wedding song, Karen Cobb’s latest release is only a sneak-peek at what’s to come from this award winning singer-songwriter. “She knocked my socks off. This lady has pipes. She has soul and style.” -Ed Munson, Desert Daily (LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, U.S.A.) JUNE 20th, 2015 – Multi-award winning singer- songwriter Karen Cobb has her music andmuses at full-throttle. She is developing a TV Talk show, doing live performances and working on an upcoming tour. However, Karen still found time recently to release a new version of “When I Look at You” - a song that’s been a fan-favorite since 2003. Cobb, a 2006Billboard World Songwriting Contest winner, is excited to be back in the studio and performing regularly. The new single release is only a sneak peek at what is to come from Cobb. “When I Look at You” showcases Cobb’s ability to compose, produce and deliver hook-laden, addictive A/C ballads. The track has been hailed as “the perfect wedding song” by Rage Magazine. Karen both composed and produced “When I Look at You” as a follow-up to the successful album, Where It Begins. A music video is planned for “When I Look at You” in which Karen will call upon her fans to help create. “I want to have fans send in their own images inspired from the song – and create the official music video from those,” Cobb explains. Known for her ability to blend pop, jazz, R&B and even country music, Karen has never boxed herself in. She explains, “I’ve had my hands in everything the last few years – from TV show pilots to my residency at Paradise Lounge in Long Beach.” Cobb’s goals include beginning work on a new compilation album, including songs taken from her past albums - Happy, It’s All About Me and Where It Begins. Karen offers details on the project, “I plan to reproduce, rerelease the tracks to give a fresh take on them. For now, fans have been given a new look at “When I Look At You,” but there is much more to come from this multi-faceted artist. You can get a look - and listen – to Karen every Friday at the Paradise Lounge in Long Beach. CONTACT Karen Cobb Management divakarencobb@hotmail.com ###