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#MIRACAST WINDOWS 10 ETHERNET UPDATE#
#MIRACAST WINDOWS 10 ETHERNET DRIVER#
#MIRACAST WINDOWS 10 ETHERNET WINDOWS 10#

On Windows 10, swipe from the right edge of the screen and tap Connect -> Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter.

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Windows 10 has included Miracast support for some time, however there are. The screen should show the wireless display adapter identification. The video system uses the Ethernet network for the Miracast over. Turn on the projector and select the laptop input. You may need to bring an extension cord if there isn’t an electrical outlet on the workstation counter top. You will need an HDMI coupler and a USB power adapter.Ĭonnect the wireless display adapter to the HDMI cable designated for laptop use with the HDMI coupler, and connect the USB plug on the display adapter to the USB power adapter then plug it into an electrical outlet. If the classroom has a touch screen control panel for the projector, it will also have an HDMI connection for the laptop which you can use. If you would like to use the wireless display adapter in the classroom, make sure that the classroom is equipped with an HDMI connection. More instructions can be found at the Microsoft Support site. Your laptop screen will be duplicated on the TV. Click on the name of the wireless display shown on the TV screen.The laptop will search for available wireless displays.

If the icon is not showing, you may need to click on the Expand link to show all the Action Center icons.

Open the Windows 10 Action Center by swiping from the right of the screen or clicking on the notification icon in the bottom right corner of the screen.

The TV will display a screen showing the name of the wireless display adapter. If you are connecting to a built in wireless display, set the TV to the built-in input, often called Miracast or Screen Mirroring.

Connect the Wireless Display Adapter to the TV and set the TV to the correct HDMI input.

To connect to a MS Wireless display adapter or the built in wireless display on a TV:

#MIRACAST WINDOWS 10 ETHERNET DRIVER#

When I revert the driver to 22.19.172.269 the Miracast connection works fine again.

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Instructions for the Crestron AirMedia wireless displays in the HMU conference rooms can be found here. In my case any time I try to update the software/driver on the Radeon R9 270 and I try to connect to a wireless display (Samsung smart TV series 6 40) it attempts the connection and disconnects right away. Microsoft Surface Pros and the more recent models of Dell laptops purchased at BSU can connect to Microsoft Wireless Display Adapters, or the wireless display capability built into some televisions used in campus conference rooms.