The full command line for removing Pushbullet version 338 is C: Program Files (x86) Pushbullet unins000.exe. Note that if you will type this command in Start / Run Note you may receive a notification for admin rights. Pushbullet.exe is the programs's main file and it takes around 337.50 KB (345600 bytes) on disk. To uninstall Pushbullet for Chrome, run the following command from the command line or from PowerShell: Copy pushbullet-chrome -version 336.0 to Clipboard NOTE: This applies to both open source and commercial editions of Chocolatey. Ensure you are set for organizational deployment.
Remote Files is a new Pushbullet feature that lets you browse and request files from any of your devices.
Forget a file on your work computer? No problem at all. With Remote Files, you can just go grab it using your phone and it will be pushed right to you. It’s super simple. The file doesn’t need to be in a special folder, you can browse and request any files.
It works the other direction too. You can also access your phone’s files from your computer or tablet. Remote Files makes everything just a tap or click away.
Best of all, your devices don’t need to be anywhere near eachother. Remote Files works even if devices are on the other side of the world.
This sounds awesome! Does it work even if the device is turned off?
For Remote Files to work, the device does need to be online. For smartphones and tablets, this is no problem at all. For desktops, this isn’t a big deal either since most desktops are simply left online as well. For laptops that fall asleep, however, Remote Files won’t be able to talk to them when they’re offline.
Makes sense. What devices are supported so far?
Remote Files requires a native app to work. Right now it’s supported in the latest versions of our Android and Windows desktop apps. Get the apps here.
Great. How do I enable it?
Remote Files is disabled by default but can be enabled easily. On Android, slide out the app drawer and tap Settings and enable Remote Files access. On Windows desktop, open Settings and check the box next to Remote Files access.
Can I use Remote Files for free or does it require a Pro account?
Remote Files is available to both free and Pro Pushbullet users. Those with a free account will be able to request a limited number of files per month. Upgrading to Pro will remove this limit. (Free and Pro account file size limits apply.)
Forget a file on your work computer? No problem at all. With Remote Files, you can just go grab it using your phone and it will be pushed right to you. It’s super simple. The file doesn’t need to be in a special folder, you can browse and request any files.
It works the other direction too. You can also access your phone’s files from your computer or tablet. Remote Files makes everything just a tap or click away.
Best of all, your devices don’t need to be anywhere near eachother. Remote Files works even if devices are on the other side of the world.
This sounds awesome! Does it work even if the device is turned off?
For Remote Files to work, the device does need to be online. For smartphones and tablets, this is no problem at all. For desktops, this isn’t a big deal either since most desktops are simply left online as well. For laptops that fall asleep, however, Remote Files won’t be able to talk to them when they’re offline.
Makes sense. What devices are supported so far?
Remote Files requires a native app to work. Right now it’s supported in the latest versions of our Android and Windows desktop apps. Get the apps here.
Great. How do I enable it?
Remote Files is disabled by default but can be enabled easily. On Android, slide out the app drawer and tap Settings and enable Remote Files access. On Windows desktop, open Settings and check the box next to Remote Files access.
Can I use Remote Files for free or does it require a Pro account?
Remote Files is available to both free and Pro Pushbullet users. Those with a free account will be able to request a limited number of files per month. Upgrading to Pro will remove this limit. (Free and Pro account file size limits apply.)
Since Remote Files is brand new, we are not enforcing the file request limit for free users this week. Try it out and see what you think!
Remote Files is brand new so we’re excited to hear your feedback.
We’ll be watching the comments below or you can also reach us any time on the Pushbullet subreddit. We’d love to hear about how you’re using Remote Files so we can make it even better!
How do I send text messages from my computer?
Note: we’re only able to send text messages through Android phones. To those with iPhones, we’re very sorry that we’re unable to do this for you as well. We would if it was possible.
Before getting started
Install the Pushbullet Android app on your phone.
Sign in using your Google or Facebook account.
Using our website
Click on the SMS tab found in the left bar of the Pushbullet website.
Using our browser extension (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Opera)
Click on the Pushbullet icon found in the top bar of your browser. This will open the Pushbullet app.
Click on the SMS tab.
Using our Windows app
Click on the SMS tab found in the left bar of the Pushbullet app.
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Some devices will ask you if you want to allow Pushbullet send text messages when you attempt to send the first one from your computer. Make sure to let us send texts when asked. If you don’t remember what you selected, reinstalling our app should get it to ask you again. This is confirmed to happen on some LG devices and some Samsung Galaxy S5s.
Some (very few) devices don’t let us send texts when the screen is locked. This can be fixed by switching your default SMS app to something other than the one that came on your phone. A safe one to try is Messenger from Google.
If you’re using TextSecure as your default SMS app, SMS sync will not work.
Did you restore Pushbullet on your phone through Titanium Backup? This is known to cause this. Please re-install from the Play Store (or Clear data from Android settings and then sign back into Pushbullet).
