What you need is proper hardware, a Miracast TV, a Miracast compatible WiFi card (I use an Intel Wireless-AC 9260 Gigabyte card, for example) and things should work nicely afterwards to mirror your screen, extend it etc., even if that logs say the driver is not supporting it, it should still work. To get the latest firmware and drivers for your Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter, follow these steps: Install the Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter app from the Microsoft Store. This Windows 10 app is available for free, and you use it to update your Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter.
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Many of the features in Windows 10 will not function correctly on older platforms due to driver limitations. As result, the following limitations will prevent Intel WiDi (or Miracast) support for Windows 10: Legacy WiFi adapters that supported WiDi may not support it for Windows 10. 2nd generation Intel processors do not support WiDi in Windows 10. I tried to install this driver but that was impossible on my windows 10 v 1703 (Creators update) I'm also using the latest windows version, but it worked for me. The screen did turn black right after installation, but after a quick restart, the driver was working perfectly.
Miracast is a nice feature which allows you to project the entire display of your tablet, smartphone or laptop using Wi-Fi Direct to an external wireless display such as a TV. The external display must support Miracast or you must have a Miracast-supporting receiver device that connects to your display via HDMI. If your device is running Windows, here is how you can quickly check if it has support for Miracast.
Miracast has certain requirements:
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- Graphics driver must support Windows Display Driver Model (WDDM) 1.3 with Miracast support- Wi-Fi driver must support Network Driver Interface Specification (NDIS) 6.30 and Wi-Fi Direct
- Windows 8.1 or Windows 10
To see if your PC supports Miracast, you can use the DirectX diagnostic tool (dxdiag.exe). It exists in Windows for a very long time. Run it as follows.
Check if your PC supports Miracast wireless streaming
- Press Win + R keys together on the keyboard to open the Run dialog. Type dxdiag in the Run box as shown below:
- Click the button 'Save all information...' to save all the collected information to a text file:
- Enter the file name and save the file to the desired location.
- Now, open the saved file with Notepad and look for a line contains the 'Miracast' portion. You can press Ctrl+F to open the Find dialog and type: miracast. If it says 'Miracast: Supported' in the file, then it means your PC supports the Miracast wireless streaming feature.
Note that Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 only have the ability to send/broadcast your screen using Miracast to a receiver device. But it does not have the built-in ability to receive Miracast signal from another device out-of-the-box. It only has the necessary APIs to support this, so to receive using Miracast, you must install some app on Windows which has this ability.
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That's it.
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