Windows 10: I can't cast from Win11 to my Google TV

I have windows 11 and a Google TV. The tv uses Miracast for wireless screening and it works fine with my phone. In my PC, I go to the Cast option select the device from the list and for a second it seems to be working but the the app on the tv closes and nothing happens on PC. I try restarting both devices, the Bluetooth settings and all, like I said before the app on the tv works fine it it's from another device like my phone just not PC.P.D: when I'm on PC and I cast directly from YouTube or the browser it does work, but I want to be the whole screen for when I'm gaming and stuff

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Casting Photos to TV via Chromecast

Hi Donald,



Thank you for the reply.



Try the steps listed below to cast Desktop screen:

• Make sure the Chromecast is connected to the TV and both the devices are On.
  
• Expand the Google Cast extension icon and select
  ‘Cast screen/window (experimental)’ option.
  
• When prompted to cast entire screen,
  Accept and click on ‘Share’.
  
• Open ‘Photos App’ to mirror photos on the PC.
  

You may search for an app that can cast your media to any
Google Cast device on your favorite search engine, and install it from the Store.



Regards,

 

Windows Cast not connecting to Samsung Smart TV

I've been casting from my Win11 to my Samsung TV for a long time, but now the computer is not connecting to the TV.

The TV shows up in the available displays list but when I click on it, it keeps "Connecting" forever and it never does.

I did just reboot my pc and reinstalled Win11 but had to activate Windows as Win11 Education through my school. Don't know if this would be making a difference on casting.

Can someone advise on this?

Thank you

 

Win11 cast to TV: unable to search for any wireless devices

Thank you for handling this issue.

A new situation was discovered. That is, this Win11 computer and a Win10 laptop can cast to each other's screens. For example, the Win11 computer can be cast to my Win10 laptop and then the Win10 laptop can also be cast to the Win 11 desktop. This shows that there is no problem with the casting function of this Win11 computer whether it is used as a transmitter or a receiver. But why can’t my Win11 computer find any other wireless devices when casting? (If a Win10 laptop can cast to the TV, this Win11 computer should also be able to cast to the TV, right?)

For your solutions:

For 1 and 2 are checked.

For 3, the two services are already enabled by default when I checked.

For 4, the Graphics Drivers is the latest.

For 5, the NVIDIA Control Panel is telling me the HDCP is enabled.

For 6 is also checked.

For 7, the dxdiag.exe detection shows: Miracast: Available, no HDCP. It's strange that the NVIDIA Control Panel says the HDCP is enabled but dxdiag.exe detection says Miracast: Available, no HDCP.

The problem remains. In addition, the Win10 laptop can not only search my TV but also many wireless devices in my neighbors that can be connected. The Win11 computer can only search my Win10 laptop (only when the Win10 laptop enables the function of Casting to This Computer), and other wireless devices that can be searched by Win10 cannot be found. The strange thing is that why does my TV support Win10’s Miracast but not Win11’s Miracast?