This post discusses wirelessly projecting and screen mirroring your Windows computer or laptop to an external display like a TV or a Projector using Miracast technology.

Want to get your laptop screen mirrored to your TV? Here’s a guide to teach you a couple of ways to pull this trick off, using both wires and wireless methods.

Sometimes your laptop screen just isn't big enough. Here's how to set up your TV as a second display for your PC so you can use it for everything from streaming movies to online classes.

Your TV should now display what's on your laptop screen. You can choose whether you want the TV to duplicate the screen (mirroring), or extend the display if you want to carry on using your laptop ...

How to mirror Zoom on a TV with AirPlay Apple's AirPlay screen mirroring technology is one of the most advanced on the market, allowing iOS devices to cast their displays to other compatible screens.

Any recent laptop should automatically detect the screen at the other end of the VGA or HDMI cable. Then you'll need to switch the TV to the appropriate input with its remote; with any luck, your ...

To mirror your Android's screen, you'll need a Chromecast, a compatible TV, or a third-party app like Tenorshare Phone Mirror.