Windows 10: DirectX 12 Miracast available, no HDCP...how do I get HDCP?

My hardware is HDCP enabled and shows HDCP enabled on my 2 monitors. I have no issues playing HD videos on my machine/monitors. I want to Miracast to my new TV but it won't accept the connection. I can cast to it with Chrome and my media player and I can access/play videos via accessing the HD across the WiFi connection. What I want to know is how I go about fixing the DHCP problem in DirectX. Anyone have any ideas?The video card is an NVidia GeForce GTX550ti 2GB GDDR5 with the latest drivers installed. Everything is running off the same 2.4 GHz WiFi network, etc. I also suspect the TV ha

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Win 10: "PC doesnt support Miracast" Dxdiag: "Miracast: Available, with HDCP"

Hi

I have problem with Miracast connection.

I havent got wireless card. I have only intergrated network card.

When i'm trying search displays i see info: "Your PC doesnt support Miracast"

I checked this in Dxdiag but there is info: "Miracast: Available, with HDCP"

So why my PC doesnt support miracast?

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Connect app does not support HDCP?

I had tested:

My android device (Sony Xperia Z1 Compact) can mirror to a HDCP-supported Miracast receiver (Actiontec ScreenBeam) without problem.

When using the same phone(Sony Xperia Z1 Compact) mirror to Windows 10 Connect App, the device will popup a dialog:

The output device does not support HDCP. You can only mirror unprotected content of the following applications:

Xperia Home, Video, Music or Walkman, Settings

If I run dxdiag, and save all information on the Windows 10 PC, it says:

Miracast: Avaiable, with HDCP

A rooted Sony Xperia Z1 Compact can mirror to Windows 10 Connect App and run any content after disable HDCP check of Android device.

Reference:

[FIX] No HDCP error Miracast (Ezcast) while screen mirroring all apps fix

 

Miracast

Hi, I was wondering what the differance is between

“Miracast: Available, with HDCP”

And,

“Miracast: Available, no HDCP”