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Other posts on SuperUser about this issue are either too old to be useful, are for a different operating system, or are not exactly what I am looking for.

Background

I have a Windows 10-on-Arm cellular connected tablet, (Galaxy Book2, SM-W737A) that has a Qualcomm Mobile Broadband Modem installed in it. It uses 3G and 4G LTE perfectly well. My SIM card and data plan supports unlimited everthing. I have been able to use this device and modem to send and receive texts and calls using Ubuntu Linux. However I don't know how to do this on Windows.

Question

How can I use my Mobile Broadband Modem on Windows-10 to interact with mobile public switched telephone network (PSTN) to send and receive sms/mms via standards like Signaling System 7 (SS7)?

Evidence

Cellular Settings Screen

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Gabriel Fair
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Download the "Microsoft Messaging" from the Microsoft Store, you can receive messages

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/microsoft-messaging/9wzdncrfjbq6#activetab=pivot:overviewtab

Manoj
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Sierra Skylight can receive and send SMS: SMS Express But no calls.

It is available e.g. from Microsoft Store.

Skylight supports at least some Qualcomm chips: my Dell has Qualcomm DW5811e, and it's supported. Actually, Sierra Skylight is available for downloading from Dell's support website as Connection Manager App.

I'm not sure whether it supports Qualcomm chip installed in your Samsung Galaxy Book2, but I'd give it a try.

Basil Peace
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I use Modem Partner for sending and receiving SMS and phone calls on Windows, I'm not quite sure if it will work perfectly with your modem, since I use only Huawei E153 and Modem Partner works perfectly with it.

0xM9
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