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With Windows 8.1 natively supporting Miracast, we saw a demonstration of screen mirroring via Xbox One at the ongoing //build/ conference. If I want to mirror my laptop screen running Windows 8.1, what extra hardware would I need both on receiving end and transmitting end to support Miracast?

nhinkle
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Mayank
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Transmitting end:

  • WiFi device with NDIS 6.3 driver. (Check with Get-NetAdapter | Select Name, NdisVersion in PowerShell.)
  • Video driver that supports WDDM 1.3 (new for Windows 8.1).

Receiving end: Any device certified for Miracast? Netgear Push2TV confirmed to work.

Morgan Courbet
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Truisms Hounds
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cmd> netsh wlan show driver
Wireless Display Supported: No (Graphics Driver: No, Wi-Fi Driver: No)

or dxdiag and "Save details" where::

System Information
  Miracast: Not Available
gavenkoa
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