Windows 10: Reconnecting to Samsung TV wirelessly via Bluetooth - Windows 11 Enterprise

I have a Windows 11 Enterprise PC connecting wirelessly to a Samsung TV using bluetooth. All of this works well until you want to use it again. When I open the "Bluetooth & other devices" screen, the Samsung TV is listed under both "Audio" and "Wireless displays & docks", but the only option for both is to "Remove Device". I can't find any way to reconnect; the only way to connect each time is to "Remove" and then "Add" again, which is clunky! Isn't there some way to simply reconnect each time to a known device? I saw a solution posted to click on a windows notification icon in the

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Can't wirelessly connect to Samsung TV

If that is the case, we need to clarify a few things first for us to better understand your concern about connecting your computer to your TV using wireless connection. Kindly answer the following:

• Does your TV has a Miracast feature?
• You mentioned that you're able to project your computer to your TV using wireless connection before. Can you please tell us the step-by-step process on how you connected your computer to your TV using wireless connection.

While we wait for the answers to our questions, there may be a setting on your TV that needs to be activated so that you can connect your computer. We strongly recommend contacting Samsung so that you can verify how you can connect your computer to your
TV wirelessly.

We'll be waiting for your response.

 

Please suggest me Bluetooth Speakers for Samsung 40F7500 Smart TV.

Hi Guys,

Please suggest me Bluetooth Speakers for Samsung 40F7500 Smart TV.



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Can't wirelessly connect to Samsung TV

Hi,

Given that I'm able to cast videos and photos wirelessly (this function works flawlessly), I'm fairly certain the TV has miracast. What's more, I was able to cast my entire desktop one time.

Honestly, it was a fluke when it happened. I can not recall what I did differently (if anything) than what I normally do. I will say though, one difference I noticed is that windows searched for and installed the software/drivers for the device and then
it worked as expected. I thought that after the update, it would work flawlessly, but I was wrong. I do not know what triggered the update. I've tried going into the device manager and updating/disabling the associated drivers, but to no avail. I also notice
though, that the driver associated with the miracast is from 2006. Is there another driver available?