Windows 10 "wireless display" feature missing

Question

I can't find wireless diaplay feature in setting.

I can't use projecting to this PC. How to solve this problem.

Answer 1

Hi, ZHENYUZENGGTV!

My name is Caio. I'm an Independent Advisor and I'll be glad to help you today.

Before trying to install Wireless Display, please check if you have the Media Feature Pack installed in your PC, since you're running Windows 10 Pro N, which doesn't include media-related technologies (you can learn more about it at https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/media...). So, please follow the steps below:

> Press Windows key +i on your keyboard

> Select Apps

> In the right panel, go to Optional features

> Click on + Add a feature

> In the list, search for Media Feature Pack

> Check it and install

> Reboot your PC

> Try repeating the steps suggested by Bianca to install the Wireless Display Feature

I hope this helps you! Please let me know if I can assist you more.

Best regards,

Caio G.

Independent Advisor

Answer 2

Hi, ZHENYUZENGGTV!

My name is Caio. I'm an Independent Advisor and I'll be glad to help you today.

Before trying to install Wireless Display, please check if you have the Media Feature Pack installed in your PC, since you're running Windows 10 Pro N, which doesn't include media-related technologies (you can learn more about it at https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/media...). So, please follow the steps below:

> Press Windows key +i on your keyboard
> Select Apps
> In the right panel, go to Optional features
> Click on + Add a feature
> In the list, search for Media Feature Pack
> Check it and install
> Reboot your PC
> Try repeating the steps suggested by Bianca to install the Wireless Display Feature

I hope this helps you! Please let me know if I can assist you more.

Best regards,

Caio G.
Independent Advisor

I have installed the Media Feature Pack a month ago.

Answer 3

Please try updating your GPU drivers:

> Search for Device Manager on your Windows search bar and open it

> On the window that pops up, expand Display adapters

> Right-click your graphic card and then click on Update driver

> Proceed with the update following the instructions on the screen

> Reboot your PC

> Check if Wireless display is now available

If the steps above doesn't fix the issue, check if your network adapter has a NDIS 6.3 driver:

> Right-click your Start Menu icon

> Select Windows PowerShell (admin)

> On the window that pops up, type Get-NetAdapter | Select Name, NdisVersion and press Enter

> Take a screenshot and send to me on this thread

Also, please provide me some information from dxdiag:

> Type dxdiag on your Windows search bar and click on it

> Take a screenshot of the screen that pops up

> Now click on the Display tab

> Take a screenshot

> Now, click on the Save All Information... button and save the .txt file in a folder of your preference

> Open the .txt file, take a look at line 22 (Miracast:) and take a screenshot from it

> Send all the screenshots to me on this thread

Answer 4

I have the same issue with windows 10 pro n 20h2.....did you find any solution?

Answer 5

I have the same issue with windows 10 pro n 20h2.....did you find any solution?

Reinstall the system with Home Pro