Windows 10: Enable PIN entry for Miracast wireless mirroring via WiFi Direct

I am looking for possible solution to enable PIN entry upon every Miracast connection between PC to Miracast Receivers. Based on Miracast Mirroring protocol, PIN authentication is only possible if connecting Miracast over MS-MICE. For Miracast over WiFi Direct, the PIN entry will only occur during the first connection, and Windows will cache its PIN from subsequent connection onwards until the laptop or Miracast receiver recycle its power. If I want to enable PIN entry on Miracast via WiFi Direct, does Microsoft has any hidden Registry configuration to allow users to enter PIN on every Miracast session? Is there any possible solution to work around this Microsoft behaviour in not caching the PIN? Any suggestion will be appreciated. My laptop is running on latest Windows 10 Pro 21H1 version Build 19043.1023.

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Non WiFI Enabled PC - Need Adapter that supports MiraCast

I have a non-wifi enabled Windows 10 PC and I bought the following adapter to make it WiFi enabled:

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I have an LG Wireless adapted TV that I want to mirror my screen onto

Unfortunately, I have done WIN + R dxdiag and found that the drivers for the wifi adapter (which have been updated) do not support miracast.

The graphics card of my PC does support miracast.

What wireless pc adapter can I get? The ones I see are to plug into the TV; however, I need an adapter that will plug into the PC and wifi enable it well enough to support miracast.

Thanks for your advice.

 

Miracast required for screen mirroring to TVs but not found on Windows 10 Pro

The microsoft wireless display adapter suggested by Dave M plugs into a non wireless TV not into the PC.

if the tv is not miracast compatible then that is a perfect solution

however, if your pc is not wireless or your wifi adapter is not a Wi-Fi Direct CERTIFIED Miracast device, you will need a new usb wifi dongle for the pc.

 

Mirroring function

Just to make sure that this issue doesn't only occur on your particular PC, have you tried mirroring a different PC to the same TV? Did the same issue occur?

Have you also tried mirroring on the same PC before? Did it work successfully? If yes, what were the recent changes made before mirroring failed to work?

To make sure that you got the right steps in projecting a wireless display with Miracast, you may check these steps:

• Turn ON the Miracast option if your TV comes with built-in Miracast support.
• Press the Windows + I keys to go to
  Settings.
• Click Devices, then Connected Devices.
• Click on "Add a Device" and wait for the adapter to appear in the list. Click on the receiving adapter.

I'll be waiting for your response.