Click or tap on the Optional features link under “Add the ‘Wireless Display’ optional feature to project to this PC.”

On the “Projecting to this PC” page, Windows informs you that you can “Project your Windows phone or PC to this screen, and use its keyboard, mouse, and other devices too.” Don’t worry this information is slightly outdated: the truth is that you can project on a Windows 11 or Windows 10 PC from Android too. In the Settings app, head to System > Projecting to this PC. For that, the first step is to open the Settings app (press Windows + I on your keyboard). In order to transform your Windows 11 or Windows 10 computer into a wireless display and be able to project on it, you should add the “Wireless Display” optional feature. How to turn your Windows PC into a wireless display In case you’re wondering what Miracast is, read this guide first: What is Miracast, and how do you use it?. Therefore this feature is available mostly on laptops and tablets, and less on desktop PCs. Also, before going any further, keep in mind that you can use your Windows PC as a wireless display only if it has a Wi-Fi card installed that supports Miracast. While testing everything, we found out that the steps and settings are the same in both operating systems, so we decided to use screenshots from Windows 11 only. NOTE: To write this tutorial, we used a desktop computer and a laptop running both Windows 11 and Windows 10.

Do you wirelessly project to your Windows computer?.

How to turn your Windows PC into a wireless display.

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