Windows 10: Start a wireless projection remotely

I project my laptop to my (Samsung) bedroom TV with a simple Win+K.

There is a use case, where I would like to instead use my studio desktop PC to project to my bedroom TV. I would like to do so remotely, without having to go to the studio and start the projection.

Is there a way to create a script or something similar, to trigger the projection to a specific remote screen?

I have tried to use windows remote desktop, but it is not possible to start a remote projection from the app.

I have then tried to use third party remote connection programs: this way it works, but it involves too many steps.

I am looking at something that I could possibly trigger from my smartphone, or even better from the TV itself.

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Project connect to wireless device issue

Hi Kari,

Thanks for the reply.

My tv is definitely connected to my wifi; I've tried restarting the tv, and disconnecting/reconnecting to my wifi, but the tv still isn't showing up in the list of devices when trying to use 'project'.

I actually had issues with this before, but after a significant update about a week ago, I noticed that it was showing up in the devices list. I'm unsure what could have changed tonight.

Does anyone have any other suggestions? Is there maybe some way to 'clear' (for lack of a better word) any saved devices on my laptop so I can start fresh with project?

 

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Wireless Display will not project

Hi Chris,

Thank you for posting in Microsoft Community.

It's unfortunate that you are facing this issue. Let me assist you to resolve the issue.

To be able to mirror the screen on a third-party device, you need to make sure that the source as well as the receiver have Miracast support. If the manufacturer of the third-party device has mentioned that the device supports wireless display, then
you can be rest assured of the Miracast compatibility with the device.

To use miscasting on your computer, please follow the steps below and check if that helps.

• To access project option on Windows 10, press the
  Window + P keys together.
• If your computer supports the Miracast display, then you will see an option as
  Add a wireless display.
• Click on Add a Wireless display. It will start searching for the new displays which are available in the range provided. Once you find the required device on the search results, click on the
  device name.
• Now Windows will install the required drivers on the device and shortly you will see the third part display displaying your device.
• Later if you want to disconnect the device, you can do the same from your computer by going to the project screen (Windows + P keys) and clicking on the
  disconnect option.

Additional Information:

Project to a wireless display with Miracast

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-8/project-wireless-screen-miracast

Hope the above information helps. Let us know if you need further assistance regarding Windows.