Scroll down and click on Project to this PC.

On your laptop, click on the Windows button on the lower left corner of your screen.

If your devices are paired but you can’t seem to mirror your screen, check if your Windows 10 settings allow you to project to your laptop.

Alternatively, if both your laptop and mobile are already paired, you can swipe down on your android and choose the Cast option if its set on the menu.

You can exit from the Connect app by turning off casting on your android device.

When projecting using the Connect app, using the trackpad or a connected mouse will not reflect on the laptop but your mobile instead.

Click Ok to mirror your device’s screen to your laptop.

If casting was successful, your laptop will give a warning that your android device is attempting to project.

This is done through your Android’s Bluetooth menu. If you can’t find your laptop’s name, then you may have to Pair both devices so they can connect.

Choose the Cast menu and find your laptop’s name, then tap on it.

If your device does not have a Connected Devices menu, then search for an option that displays connections such as Casting or Bluetooth.

Look for Connected Devices then open it.

On your Android device, open the Settings menu.

You can do this by either scrolling through the installed apps on the Windows Start Menu, or by typing Connect on the Taskbar Search Window.

The Anniversary Upgrade for Windows 10 included an app that lets you cast your phone through a wireless connection to your laptop. If you have a Windows 10 laptop, chances are you already have the tools necessary to mirror your phone to your laptop’s screen.

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