Mirror Lumia 640 (Windows 10) screen on laptop?

shikhanshu

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Can I connect my Lumia 640 (Windows 10) to my Windows laptop (with or without an app installed on phone and/or laptop), and get a mirror of the phone on the laptop? And then be able to use the mouse/keyboard to do things on the phone?

I want to spend some time organizing and beautifying my start screen on the phone, and I reckon it will be easier doing it using a mouse on laptop, then pushing and holding endlessly on the phone screen.

Thanks in advance!
 
Well, when I connect my phone to the laptop (without ProjectMyScreen in picture), it connects fine. I am able to browse through internal and SD memory. I also see "Lumia 640 LTE" show up in Devices and Printers.

But when I installed ProjectMyScreen and connected the phone, nothing happened. I did not get a prompt to "project the screen" on the phone or anything like that. I uninstalled the driver and reconnected the phone. This time, I see "Windows phone" ready to use, but Lumia 640 LTE "driver not found".

Is there any official place where I can download Lumia 640 RM-1073 driver from?
 
I was able to get the projection going without usbView.

However, it seems it only projects. I cannot control the device with mouse on laptop. Am i missing something?
 
I picked up a Bluetooth mouse and keyboard for my Lumia 640. Keyboard has a stand for the mouse, and at times I mirror to my laptop screen while I have the monitor in "presentation mode" with the keyboard flipped behind the screen to make it more of a stand-alone monitor. Works great.
 
I was able to get the projection going without usbView.

However, it seems it only projects. I cannot control the device with mouse on laptop. Am i missing something?

can you share a screenshot of your pc screen while project my screen is running?
 
A dumb question - is there a way to connect a Windows 10 Mobile device to another Windows 10 device wirelessly, without any adapters? I played with wired connection but the battery runs out so fast if you're on 17% when you start. :P
 
A dumb question - is there a way to connect a Windows 10 Mobile device to another Windows 10 device wirelessly, without any adapters? I played with wired connection but the battery runs out so fast if you're on 17% when you start. :P

with the new continuum devices, you can in the anniversary update