Introduction

Want to mirror your Android phone screen to your Windows PC or laptop without cables or third-party apps? With built-in Windows Wireless Display (Miracast) and Android’s screen mirroring feature, you can easily project your phone’s display onto a larger screen—perfect for presentations, gaming, or media sharing.

In this guide, we’ll walk you through the step-by-step process to cast your Android screen to a Windows PC without any extra software.

Prerequisites

✔ Windows 10/11 PC (with Wi-Fi support)
✔ Android phone (running Android 9 or later)
✔ Both devices must be on the same Wi-Fi network

Step-by-Step Guide: Cast Android to PC Wirelessly

Step 1: Enable Wireless Display on Windows

1. Open Settings → Go to System → Projecting to this PC.
2. Under “Optional Features”, search for “Wireless Display” and install it.
3. Once installed, go back to Projecting to this PC and configure:

• “Available everywhere” (for easy connection).
• “First time only” (for security).

1. Turn on “Require PIN for pairing” (optional).

Step 2: Enable Screen Mirroring on Android

1. On your Android phone, go to Settings → Connected Devices → Connection Preferences.
2. Tap “Cast” or “Screen Mirroring” (varies by device).
3. Your PC name should appear—select it.
4. Enter the PIN shown on your PC (if enabled).

Step 3: Start Mirroring

• Once connected, your phone screen will appear on your PC.
• To exit, simply turn off screen mirroring on your phone or disconnect from the Projecting to this PC menu.

Troubleshooting Tips

🔹 If your PC doesn’t appear on Android:

• Ensure both devices are on the same Wi-Fi.
• Restart your phone and PC.
• Update Windows and Android.

🔹 If the connection is laggy:

• Move closer to the Wi-Fi router.
• Close background apps on your phone.

Alternative Methods (If Wireless Fails)

1. USB Tethering (For Wired Connection)

• Connect via USB cable → Enable USB debugging in Developer Options.
• Use scrcpy (free tool) for low-latency mirroring.

1. Third-Party Apps (If Needed)

• ApowerMirror (Wireless & USB support).
• Vysor (Simple USB mirroring).

Conclusion

Casting your Android screen to a Windows PC is simple with built-in wireless display features. No cables, no extra apps—just seamless mirroring for work, gaming, or entertainment.

📌 Pro Tip: For gaming or videos, use 5GHz Wi-Fi for smoother performance.

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Sahil Verma

Sahil is a mobile technology blogger and Android developer who has worked on custom ROM projects and app testing. With a background in mobile software engineering, he reviews apps, explains Android tweaks, and creates in-depth tutorials for both casual users and advanced tinkerers.

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