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With Windows 8.1, we are introducing wireless display developed on the Wi-Fi Alliance (WFA) Miracast wireless display specification, so you can now wirelessly project to a big screen without fussing with proprietary technologies, network access, and different display cables and adapters.
How can I tell if Windows 8.1 supports Miracast?
Is there a tool to verify compatibility with Miracast?
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- To access project option on Windows 8.1, press the Window + P keys together.
- If your computer supports the Miracast display, then you will see an option as Add a wireless display.
- Click on Add a Wireless display.
Does my windows have Miracast?
In the Run window, type in ‘dxdiag’, then select OK. … Open the DxDiag text file on your Desktop. Under System Information, Look for Miracast. Miracast Available Miracast will say that it is available, usually with the HDCP feature.
