Learn how to wirelessly connect your PC to a TV, projector, or other external display that supports Miracast or WiGig. Find out how to change your display settings, install optional features, and use the Wireless Display app or Connect app.

Learn how to check if your device supports Miracast, turn on Wi-Fi, install the Wireless display app, and troubleshoot common issues. Find out how to use screen mirroring and projecting with Miracast on Windows 11 and 10.

Learn how to wirelessly project a Windows laptop screen to a Microsoft Teams Room or Surface Hub using Miracast. This article covers supported devices, prerequisites, common use cases, and step-by-step instructions for quick, cable-free screen sharing without joining a meeting.

Here's how to connect to your adapter on a Windows PC: Select the name of your adapter from the list of available connections. The name is shown on your second display. For other Miracast® enabled devices, look for Miracast or Cast in Settings and follow your device's instructions.

Click Yes when Windows 10 alerts you that another device wants to project to your computer. The Windows Connect app opens in its own window. You can drag, resize, or maximize the window.

Cast content from desktop or mobile device to a Microsoft Teams Room or a Surface Hub.

Note Only the Microsoft 4K Wireless Display Adapter supports Miracast® over Wi-Fi.

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You can connect to wireless displays using Miracast or Chromecast when Surface Duo detects one nearby. The Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter accessory can be used with your Surface Duo.

Connect your Surface on Windows 10 to a TV, external display, or projector by using the Surface HD Digital AV Adapter or the Surface VGA Adapter.