How to transfer pdfs in Adobe reader app on ipad to desktop pc?

I can't see to find the solution of this problem anywhere.
Is it possible to transfer the pdfs saved in the Adobe Reader app to a PC (not a mac, I don't have one).
Basically, I want to be able to plug my ipad into my PC and take the pdfs and transfer straight to my PC without going through any other means.
Thanks

You can either do it using Adobe Reader Mobile Link: https://helpx.adobe.com/reader/beta-features/mobile-link.html
I do not have any iOS devices, but if I connect my Android device to my Windows PC, I use Windows Explorer to view, then copy (drag-and-drop) the files from the Android directory straight to my local disk on Windows. I am pretty sure it works similarly with iOS devices.

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