Windows 10: Phone Link will receive texts but won't allow to send.

Hello, for the last few weeks I have been experiencing issues when trying to sent texts with Phone Link. I have removed my phone, and both apps, rebooted both devices, reinstalled both apps and connected to bluetooth fresh and it still will not work. I made sure before connecting to bluetooth that both the PC and iPhone were no longer devices on either device. I just updated to Phone Link 1.24012.92.0 today, in hopes there was a fix, but there is not. I can receive texts and other messages just fine, I just get a Failed message when I try to send a message. The message I get is "Your message c

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Phone Link won't send/receive MMS texts (iPhone)

I'm using Windows 11 Pro (version 21H2) with Phone Link installed (version 1.23102.126.0).
I've synced Phone Link to my iPhone 12 Pro Max (iOS 17.2.1).

I can send and receive SMS text Messages, but not MMS texts (including group messaging and images).

How can I send/receive MMS messages with Phone Link?

Steps taken:

• Update both devices' OS and relevant apps to their latest versions.
  
• Pair and sync iPhone to Phone Link and successfully send calls and SMS messages.
  
• Reset Phone Link app (delete and reinstall, not allowed)
  
• Trouble shoot the steps on the relevant Microsoft Support page (Troubleshooting for messages in the Phone Link - Microsoft Support). (I'm not using third party messaging apps on my phone because Apple won't allow them. And I've made sure I'm running the latest versions.)
  

Still, Phone Link says "Content type not supported" when I copy and paste an image (.PNG, .JPG) in the "Send a message" field.

 

How to send an email that a phone receives as a text?

create group, add numbers, group text, enter text, send

There done, don't even need to use email. Can do it on a shitty little phone too.

 

How to send an email that a phone receives as a text?

At my office, we want to have the ability to communicate with our electricians who are fairly low tech people. They don't check emails often, but text messaging would work fine for our need. I know with Verizon and Sprint you can using the text messaging app on the phone to text an email, and then if you reply to say L: 9995724770@VTEXT.COM that email will go to the phone as a text message.

Short of having all the electricians text an email to get these addresses, is there an easier way to go about this? I've never really dealt with mass texting before. Is say a Droid phone capable of sending a text to 40 people?