Windows 10: I can cast wirelessly in chrome but not with connect a wireless display

Warm GreetingsI have tried with no success to troubleshoot why my Alienware x15 R2 laptop with windows 11 can easily share the display with chrome cast via wireless but not via the multi display option to connect to a wireless display as it says no displays were found which is wrong considering it's found in the chrome app And my laptop can even detect it via Bluetooth as living room tv.In my efforts I have updated my drivers and added the wireless app as well as performed the troubleshoot options with restarts and also made sure that the tv was up to date and even did a factory reset follow

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Cast windows desktop to a projector wirelessly through home network

My projector has a wireless connection to the home network. Is there some way of sending the windows desktop to the projector? The PC is not a laptop!

Projector advertises can connect a phone wirelessly thru the network. It is nothing I have attempted to do yet.

Right now I use a firestick or an HDMI switch and a cable and bypass the windows 10 pc, but would be nice to just not have the HDMI cable snaking along the floor.
There does exist HDMI wireless senders and receivers, but they are very pricey.

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How to Wirelessly Mirror Windows to a Projector?
Did find the above and perhaps using google chrome to cast itself to the projector, does EDGE do cast like Chrome?

For a non mira cast projector

"Unlike Apple AirPlay, Google Cast also works in the Windows environment, although differently from Miracast. For many people who are more comfortable with Android-based apps, Google Cast may be a very appealing choice. However, Google Cast requires using Google Chrome, which is not compatible with Wi-Fi Direct. So, you can’t simply press Windows + K/Windows +P to create a direct connection between your laptop (or tablet) and a smart projector.
What you can do is open up Chrome, then click the three-dot icon in the top right corner of the screen. Look down and you’ll see the “Cast…” prompt. Click on it and you’ll see the BenQ EH620 listed as a found device. Click on it to begin the mirroring process. Unlike Miracast, Google Cast requires external Wi-Fi so both your source device and the smart projector you’re connecting to need to be on the same wireless network, or SSID. We have more information regarding this if you’re interested."

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I installed Miracast on the android phone, and phone connects wirelessly to the projector.

Does windows do miracast?

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So far not finding much, but the DXDIAG report says this PC supports Miracast.

 

about cast a device to windows 10

On your Android phone, go to Settings > Display > Cast or just search Cast or Screen Mirroring in the search icon in Settings. Check box and activate the Enable wireless display option. Now, you should see your computer appear in the list if you have the
Connect app open. Tap on your computer name and it will instantly start projecting.

If the Connect application is showing the message as "Desktop is ready to connect wirelessly", then the issue might be with your mobile phone, so I suggest you to cast with a different mobile phone, which supports Screen Mirroring and check if you are able
to cast it to your computer.

 

Android Cast not working with "Connect"

First I don't know the make and model number.

Second, I know it supports it because when I load up connect I get "(pc name) is ready to connect wirelessly"