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How to screen mirror/ stream laptop/ PC to TV - wireless, no adapters!

2,694,216 views October 25, 2017 4:31

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In brief

Wirelessly mirror your Windows PC (8.1 or later) to a smart TV without adapters, letting you stream video, audio, and apps like browsing or Skype onto a larger screen. The process is quick and stable once connected, using built-in Miracast technology.

Questions & answers

Do I need extra software or cables?

No—just a Windows PC and a smart TV with Miracast.

Description from the creator

This video will show you in just a few easy steps how to mirror / stream your laptop /PC to your smart TV so you can enjoy both video and audio from your PC on your television.

For this method to work you just need Windows 8.1, 10, 11 or higher operating system and a smart TV. Windows 7 and 8 will also work but may need updating to the latest Miracast wireless display drivers. You can find out more information on how to do this from my website here. tomstechreviews.com

In this video I am using Windows 10 and a Samsung 49''' Smart TV. Once your PC is mirrored with your TV, the connection is very stable and will let you project anything you do on your PC, whether that's surfing the internet, watching movies or using Skype etc.

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TomsTechReviews published this 4:31 video tutorial on October 25, 2017. It has been watched 2,694,216 times on YouTube.

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