I tried getting a Netgear A6200 based on advice from reddit that it would work, but windows 10 doesnt seem to show it supporting miracast.
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What USB Wifi adapter should I get for miracast support on my Windows 10 computer?
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AndyCalling
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Correct, but all modern vid card drivers support this. Certainly AMD, Nvidia and Intel drivers all have Miracast support. The problem, for desktops anyway, is almost always the network card because finding a network card with NDIS 6.3 support in the driver (other than ones that come in many laptops) is very difficult. This information is simply not available from the manufacturers or stores, so it's a case of buying adapter after adapter until you find the rare one that works.
Or asking on here. I've not found one yet but I'm very interested if anyone else has.
One thought, is it very difficult to install a laptop wifi card into a desktop PC? I've never looked at it (never bothered replacing a laptop wifi card), but assuming they're PCI-E rather than some specific laptop or proprietary connection it should be do-able? That would solve the problem.
ashram
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depends, as laptop cards have gone though various formats, from mini pcie to m.2/ngff...
maybe something like this:
https://www.amazon.com/Bplus-wirele...ag=hawk-future-20&ascsubtag=UUwpUvbUpU3557813
paired with an intel 7260ac (I know that card supports miracast, as i have it in my Yoga 2 pro and used miracast this morning. but I cannot promise that it'll work at all with the adapter card in a desktop pc
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