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The video provides a comprehensive guide on how to mirror or cast an Android device screen to a Windows 10 PC using built-in Windows features, without the need for additional software. The procedure begins with accessing the "Connect" option from the Windows 10 notification center and configuring it to allow all devices to connect. On the Android device, users should navigate to the cast or mirror share settings. The process is wireless, avoiding the need for USB connections. The video also covers the practical steps of mirroring the screen, selecting the PC from the device list, and disconnecting. To troubleshoot issues, the presenter suggests disabling firewall settings for private and public networks and updating the Intel UHD graphics driver through the Device Manager. These measures help resolve common difficulties in successfully casting the Android screen to the Windows PC.
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In this part of the video, the presenter explains how to mirror or cast an Android device screen to a Windows 10 system without any additional software. The process involves using the built-in feature in Windows 10. Users need to click on the notification icon at the bottom right corner of the screen and select the “Connect” option. If unavailable, they may need to update their Windows 10 system. Once the “Connect” option is visible, users should click on it and then choose “Projecting to this PC.”
They need to configure the options to allow all devices to project to the PC, set the connection request to ask every time, and choose not to require a PIN. On the Android device, users should navigate to the cast or mirror share settings, which may be named differently depending on the device. The process works wirelessly, without needing a USB connection.
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In this segment, the video demonstrates how to mirror an Android device screen to a Windows 10 PC. The presenter selects the “mirror share” option and chooses their PC from the list of available devices. After allowing the connection, the Android screen is successfully cast to the Windows system. The process of disconnecting is also shown by clicking on the “disconnect” button. Additionally, the video provides troubleshooting tips, such as disabling firewall settings for private and public networks to resolve any mirroring issues. If problems persist, further solutions are suggested, including altering other settings on the Windows 10 PC.
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In this part of the video, the presenter instructs viewers to open the Device Manager and update the Intel UHD graphics driver by right-clicking on it and selecting ‘Update driver’. This step is suggested as a troubleshooting measure to resolve issues where an Android screen is not visible on a Windows 10 operating system.