Windows 10: My device not appearing in mmiracast wireless display options

When I want to display my pc's screen on my TV Samsung Series 6, it doesn't appear in my options of wireless display. It has worked in the past with this tv and multiple others.

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Wireless Display Support - Option Appears to be missing

Hi Ryan,

Thank you for posting in Microsoft Community, we appreciate your interest in Windows 10.

As you are facing issues with connecting to a wireless display, do let us know the following:

• What is the make and model of your device?
• Were you able to see any error code/ error message with this issue?

As you have already tried to connect to wireless display from Windows 7 and it failed, I would like to inform that your device might not be compatible to access the feature.

I suggest you to contact the device manufacturer and check if it helps.

Hope it helps, reply to the post with required information about the issue to assist you accordingly.

 

"Connect to a wireless display" does not appear on the Project option

I am trying to connect my laptop to a wireless display. The wireless display is a Samsung 55 TV.

I recently upgraded my laptop from Windows 7 to Windows 10. My TV is listed as a Play Device on my Connected Devices page, but not as Projector Device. When I click Win+P, only the first four options show up; it is missing the fifth option to connect to
a wireless display.

 

"Connect to a wireless display" does not appear on the Project option

Those articles did not work. The Wireless Display Adapter is not a device that I am using. I have another laptop that does not use the Adapter, was just upgraded from Windows 8 to Windows 10, and it uses the "Connect to wireless display" option with no additional
adapter or hardware needed.

The Miracast article did not apply either. I am not using Miracast on an android device, I am using a laptop.

I also removed the Samsung 55 device from my connected devices and readded it (although it is only listing as a Play device anyway so I do not see how this helps. It needs to be a Projected device, as seen on my other laptop that IS able to connect wirelessly
to a display).

Edit: I also have updated the latest software for the NVIDIA GeForce GT 230M display adapter. This is the only display adapter listed on my Device Manager (after selecting the show hidden devices option).