Check the firmware on the Wireless Display/Miracast receiver.

If you have a compatible system, but are having problems using Intel WiDi or Miracast under Windows 10, check the following: Systems with older wireless adapters can use Miracast. *Windows 10: WiDi 6.0 requires 2013 or newer wireless adapter. *Windows 10: System does not support Intel WiDi or Miracast client. Systems with 2 nd Generation (or older) processors cannot support Intel WiDi under the Windows 10 operating system. Systems with 3 rd Generation processors may be able to access the Intel WiDi features using the built-in Miracast capabilities of the operating system. Intel® WiDi is reliant on the processor, graphics, operating system, and wireless networking components of the system.įor the Windows® 10 operating system, the Intel WiDi application only supports systems with a 4 th Generation (or newer) processor. Visit the product discontinuation notice for Intel® WiDi. Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4770K CPU 3.50GHz (8 CPUs), ~3.Intel no longer provides email, chat, or phone support for this product. I'm not sure how much of this is helpful or necessary

I'm not sure where the holdup is, and I'm not even sure where to look at this point. Screen mirroring is enabled on the Roku, and I know I can connect the two because I use a TV cast app on my phone that lets me control my YouTube channel from my PC. The computer does recognize the Roku as an entertainment device but not as a projector. I want to project my screen from my PC to my TV through my Roku. However, when I go to connect, it says it does not support Miracast. I thought I posted earlier but I can't find my thread so I am trying again.Īccording to my DXdiag, my computer has miracast.

Miracast windows 10 not supported