Miracast

technology

Miracast is a wireless display standard that lets devices mirror screens without requiring cables or extra adapters. When hardware is described as Miracast capable, it means the...

technology

To quickly verify whether your computer supports Miracast in Windows, open Settings, go to System, then Projecting to this PC. If you see an option to "Available everywhere" or...

Status Updates

When you see Miracast not supported, it usually means the device or its current configuration cannot use the Wi-Fi Display protocol to mirror your screen. This may be due to mis...

technology

Miracast is a wireless display standard that lets you mirror your device screen to a TV or monitor without cables. It uses Wi-Fi Direct to create a direct peer-to-peer connectio...

diagnostics

Miracast not supported by graphics driver means your GPU or its current driver does not implement the Display Mirroring (WiDi) protocols required for wireless screen casting. If...

technology

My PC doesn’t support Miracast usually means the wireless adapter or its drivers/firmware do not implement the Miracast protocol, which is common on older laptops, some busine...

how-to-cast

Roku devices support screen casting from compatible phones, tablets, and computers, using protocols such as Miracast and proprietary streaming. This guide explains how to cast o...