Projecting your display wirelessly can be a blessing, especially if you want to share content with a larger group of people. Most modern TVs support some form of wireless projection, and so do laptops. But how do you get started? Let’s find out!
Windows 11, Use a TV as a second monitor or Cast to your TV.
Yes and no, Windows 11 uses Miracast by default for wireless screen projection and supports Chromecast via Chromium browsers.
TVs, on the other hand, come with either Miracast or Chromecast. This makes it tricky to find the right compatibility and get everything working on your devices. Fortunately, most TV manufacturers label their products right on the box, while Microsoft allows you to check the compatibility of your device with the DirectX Diagnostic Tool.
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