Is there a workaround for Wireless Projection on Windows 10 using Bootcamp?

I have been digging around unluckily to solve this problem. I am using Windows 10 on 2018 Macbook Pro 15'' for work purposes, but cannot project wirelessly to Smart TV's at the office; which blocks me doing one of the daily routines of projecting a sheet or a drawing on a bigger screen during discussions.

Microsoft says that the bluetooth driver of the computer does not support Miracast wireless projection. On the other hand, Airplay works perfectly on Mac OS. Therefore it is not a hardware problem. I think this could be overcome with some tweaks on the drivers, but the latest official driver still has this problem.

So my question is, any workaround suggestions?

Thanks a lot.

Yigit

Posted on Dec 19, 2020 6:06 AM

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BobTheFisherman

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Posted on Dec 19, 2020 6:44 AM

I use Windows 10 running with Boot Camp and I have no issue projecting to a TV using Chromecast. Open your Chrome or Edge browser, select "Cast" and then choose to cast a tab or your desktop to the TV.

Of course your TV has to have Chromecast built in or you need a dongle connected to your TV. I use this setup flawlessly at home, work, and at an organization I volunteer for.

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