If your TV doesn’t have wireless support or Miracast built-in, then you’d definitely need to plug in a wireless display adapter to receive content from your Miracast-enabled PC. Your device is Miracast-enabled and runs the Android 4.2.1 OS or later.Your PC runs the Windows 8.1 OS or above.
System Requirementsīefore using a Wireless Display Adapter to cast content to your TV or monitor, you have to ensure that: With a wireless display adapter, simply plug the accessory into any TV’s or monitor’s HDMI and USB port and begin to display your presentation slides, stream movies, photos and other multimedia files. The adapter can only connect to one display at a time. For the most stable connection, use a USB charging port that's directly connected to a wall outlet and provides at least 5W (5V/1A) of power. The adapter gets power through this port. Also, since a wireless display adapter can deliver a reliable casting connection of up to 23-foot range, you do not have to worry about the lenght (and quality) of HDMI cable. Make sure the adapter is plugged into a USB charging port on the second display. For instance, if your PC does not have an HDMI/VGA port and you need to make a presentation in a classroom or conference, a wireless display adapter would come in handy. Irrespective of what you intend to cast to your TV, a Wireless Display Adapter comes in handy in a lot of scenarios. When do you need a Wireless Display Adapter One of the devices that allows users cast their Windows PC to their TV wirelessly without cable - using the Miracast technology and WiFi Direct communication - is the Wireless Display Adapter by Microsoft. Miracast is a wireless standard much like USB, Bluetooth, WiFi, Thunderbolt etc that enables wireless connection of laptops, tablets, or smartphones to displays such as TVs, monitors or projectors.
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