Windows 10: is there a way to support samsung mirror as a wireless display ?

So i have a 9260 Intel wireless adapter for my laptop and yet a tv , a projector and a car player that just support mirror display , so basically i am not really gonna use car player as a wireless display but i mean i got to notice that support is majorly revolving around mirror display than rather Miracast despite knowing that there are few smart tvs and projectors out there supporting it the majority of released displays don't , so i was wondering if any body tackled the issue before or there are tools or drivers out there that would enable the connection to a mirror display ?

also i have read about this Download Intel Widi where intel claims it has stopped developing Miracast drivers as Windows natively supporting them now , however this website √ Intel Wireless Display App for PC Windows 10 Latest Version 2019 claims it has an updated miracast driver that dates " June, 14th 2019 " so is it yet another scam with webs trying to fool us into installing Malwares or that is something one needs ?

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Can't Project screen to my wireless display in Windows 10

So simple step in windows 10 to mirror to wireless display adapter or to samsung smart tv simply [ Right click desktop -Display setting - Display - Connect to Wireless Display - then pick your tv from the right panel - connect ] Enjoy!

 

Display Mirroring to two LG Screens

Hi

I'm involved in running a Club where the PC screen is mirrored to a LG TV (new model) and this work fine. We use Win 10 'wireless display' mirroring to LG Share View - no problem.

Now I've been asked to add another Screen (LG) to another room for the same mirrored display content. I will have to add a (cat 5 cabled) wireless access node to the room to extend the wifi.

My question: does Win 10 support mirroring to two displays wirelessly?

Obviously, I don't want to purchase another screen if it's not going to work

Any help/suggestions appreciated

Thanks and regards

 

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.