Windows 10: No Cast to TV

I have Windows 10 Home 64-bitOS Build - 19045.5796I have no cast to my TV.The TV and my PC are on the same network.So, I did a troubleshoot and the following came up:Miracast: Not Supported by Graphics driverWhat does it mean and how do I correct it?Please be specific in any instructions please.The above image is what appears at the top of my monitor trying to cast to TV.Sheilah

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Unable to Cast to Device to my Smart TV

Thanks Bree.

The other similar thread to this says 'Cast to' used to work to a Samsung TV but now it doesn't. This would imply something is 'wrong' with our Win 10?

Can anyone suggest some more troubleshooting steps to try to determine what the issue is?

 

Is it possible to cast sequential files to TV? (Related: Fire TV Stick

Hi, recently I rediscovered I could cast files to my old smart TV across the room via the router next door. (That happens to be via the Youview box (streams, records) connected by ethernet, and to the TV). However, even if I have a file list displayed in the cast dialogue box, after one file has been played, casting stops, and I need to manually select the next file. I did try a play list file, but of course that's not regarded as a valid format in that context, even though there's a Cast context menu entry for it and it's added to the list in the cast dialogue box. Other than using a converter to merge files and to play that, is there any way to cast a list of files sequentially? I've not looked at Windows media player yet. Update After floundering around with playlists and WMP, I finally found there's ONE way to create a play list in WMP that, when cast, does actually play the files in playlist sequentially. This gives an idea:

I am wondering, though, if there isn't some more general way... ============================== Related: I have an Amazon Fire TV stick connected to a HDMI port. That supports bluetooth. However, despite some guides suggesting it should be possible to pair that with my PC, that fails. There is an attempt, then 'something went wrong'. I asked on their forum, but was only advised it offers limited options in respect of PCs, and is intended to pair with its remote control and gaming controllers. (The TV does not have or support bluetooth). Thanks. 19045.3570

 

Casting Photos to TV via Chromecast

Hi Donald,



Thank you for the reply.



Try the steps listed below to cast Desktop screen:

• Make sure the Chromecast is connected to the TV and both the devices are On.
  
• Expand the Google Cast extension icon and select
  ‘Cast screen/window (experimental)’ option.
  
• When prompted to cast entire screen,
  Accept and click on ‘Share’.
  
• Open ‘Photos App’ to mirror photos on the PC.
  

You may search for an app that can cast your media to any
Google Cast device on your favorite search engine, and install it from the Store.



Regards,