Windows 10: Microsoft Wireless Adaptor V2 with widescreen LG 29WK600

Dear Microsoft,


I just bought Microsoft Wireless Adaptor V2 and after connected to LG 29WK600, there is no the resolution 2560 X 1080



Please kindly help


Thank you

Asawin P.

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Microsoft wireless adapter v2

Hello Elijah,

The use of Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter v2 is to send what's on your phone, tablet, or laptop to your big screen HDTV or monitor via wireless signal.

You may visit this link to see how to troubleshoot
Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter v2. List of solutions when
having trouble connecting your device to the adapter are also listed.

Regards.

 

Poor picture quality with wireless display adaptor v2.

Hello,

I understand your concern, I suggest you to install the latest updates and check.

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  Go to Start, and select Settings >
  Update & security > Windows Update.
  
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  Select Check for updates. If updates are available, they will install automatically. You may need to restart your device after the updates have installed.
  

Check your HDMI and USB connections

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  Make sure both the HDMI end and USB end of the adapter are connected correctly.
  
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  Make sure the HDMI end of the adapter is connected to the HDMI port on your HDTV, monitor, or projector. Use the included HDMI extension cable if needed.
  
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  Make sure the USB end of the adapter is plugged into a USB power source.
  

Secondly restart the adapter and check:

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  Disconnect the Wireless Display Adapter from your TV, monitor, or projector.
  
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  Restart your device.
  
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  Reconnect the Wireless Display Adapter to your TV, monitor, or projector.
  

Please try the above, mentioned steps and check if it helps. Let us know how it goes, we’ll be glad to assist.

 

Poor picture quality with wireless display adaptor v2.

Hi ESmithau1,

I think the only other thing is the limitation of the wireless standard:

"Works fine for 1080p. The Miracast Standard that the Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter v2 uses, does not display
resolutions greater than 1080p, such as 4k or 3440x1440 (ultrawide). 4k will probably look okay with scaling, but ultrawide is poorly stretched.

When I used the wireless display from a Surface Pro 3 (which supports resolutions higher than 1080p) to a 3440x1440 ultrawide monitor (where I connected the Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter v2), the image was only 1080p and stretched."

So it could just be a mismatch of resolution.

Kind regards,

Caring