WIRELESS DISPLAY ADAPTER

Dear, Is my laptop is support wireless display ? is any possiblity there which hardware to replace or component to us widi .

WiDi will require and intel core series CPU and Intel wifi card.

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Unternehmenslösung gesucht X1 20A8 mit Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter Probleme

1 Business Case
Im Unternehmen kommen ThinkPad-Systeme der Baureihen Lenovo X1 Carbon, T440 und Yoga zum Einsatz. Die Kompaktbauform der X1 und Yoga-Baureihen machen es schwierig diese zur Präsentationszwecke geschäftlich an bestehende Präsentationsgeräte (Beamer) weiter zu benutzen. Dieses ist begründet durch folgende Gerätebeschränkungen: a.) Fehlende VGA-Adapter  b.) Niedrige Bildschirmauflösung 1024x768 (XGA) oder 1280x1024 (WXGA).
All o.g. Notebooks der aktuellen Baureihe erreichen inzwischen eine Auflösung in Höhe von 1920x1080 (Full-HD), der X1 übertrifft mit eine Auflösung von 2560 x 1440 sogar den Full-HD-Standard.
2 Marktlage
Notebooks ab der INTEL-Haswell Chipbaureihe (Bj 2014 und neuer) und Windows 8.1 vorausgesetzt, unterstützen alle samt Miracast ab Werk.
Bei Miracast handelt es sich um eine auf dem HDMI-Kabelstandard basierte Kabellose Video- und Tonübertragungsart bis maximal Full-HD.
Neben Microsoft mit Windows 8.1 unterstütz auch Google den Miracast-Standard, dieses erlaubt im optimalen Fall zusätzlich die Verwendung von Android Smartphones/Tablets ab Version 4.2.1 die Benutzung von Miracast vorbereitete Präsentationsgeräte.
Miracast Technology setzt auf einen Zusammenspiel von Grafikkarten- und Wireless-LAN-Treiber. Die Wireless-LAN-Übertragung erfolgt im Peer-Peer-Verfahren zum Präsentationsempänger. Diese Verbindung entsteht parallel zu einer eventuell bereits bestehende Wireless-LAN-Router-Verbindung in das Firmennetz / Heimnetzwerk oder Öffentliches Internet.
Intel WIDI (Intel Vorgängerstandard) wird durch Miracast ersetzt. aussagen zur folge soll Miracast weiterhin mit WIDI-Empfänger zusammen spielen können.
Während lichtstarke Full-HD-Beamer im Geschäftsumfeld weiterhin eine Investition in Höhe von € 3.500 oder mehr erfordern. So gibt es bereits großflächige TV-Präsentationsgeräte mit 55 und 60"   (140 cm - 150 cm) für unterhalb von € 1.000. Die zweite Gattung reicht für die optimale Versorgung von Besprechungsräume bis ca. 10 Personen.
3 Ziel
Bereitstellung einer zuverlässigen Unternehmenslösung auf Basis von Lenovo Notebooks, Windows 8.1, Miracast Empfänger welches:
Die Benutzung von TV-Geräte für kleine Besprechungsräume bis 10 Personen ermöglicht. - Aufrüstung vorhanden, mit HDMI-Schnittstelle versehene, Präsentationsgeräte für den drahtlosen Miracast-Empfang.
Darstellung einer PowerPoint-Präsentation sowie abspielen von Präsentations-Filme bis zur einer Auflösung in höher von Full HD mit 1910 x 1080, für die Rückwärtskompatibilität aber auch weniger und somit 1024 x 768 und 1280 x 1024.
Obwohl Miracast eine Tonübertragung von bis zu 5:1 unterstütz, so wird eine 2-Kanal-Stereoton als ausreichend angesehen.
Der Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter ist hat eine späten Martkeinritt und ist seit Sept 2014 auf den USA am Markt. In Deutschland ist dieser ab 01. Februar 2015 im deutschen Microsoft Store zu beziehen. Presseberichte zu folge gibt es keine Probleme.
4 Problembeschreibung
Dieser Thread beschäftigt sich allein mit eine Miracast Verbindungskombination bestehend aus:
Lenovo X1 Carbon Type 20A8 - Bios GRET43WW (1.20), Windows 8.1 Professional 64-bit - Build 9200
an
Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter - MicroosoftDisplayAdapter_C8 - deutsche Lieferung aus dem Microsoft Store mit Lieferdatum 2.2.2015
Aktuell ist ein Verbindungsaufbau mit Video- / Tonübertragung zwischen beiden Geräte nicht möglich.
4.1 Verhalten beim Verbindungsaufbau
Verbindungsaufbau wird initiiert
über Charms-Bar -> Geräte -> Projiziern -> Mit einer anderen Anzeige Verbinden – Auswahl der Gerät „MicrosoftDisplayAdapter_C8“
Verbindungaufbau beginnt
Computername erscheint am externen Bildschirm mit Meldung "Verbindung wird aufgebaut"
Miracast-Treiber werden korrekt und vollständig übertragen auf X1, diese kann betrachtet werden unter unter Charms-Bar -> Einstellungen -> PC-Einstellungen -> PC und Geräte -> Geräte
Nach einiger Zeit erscheint eine Abbruchmeldung.
3. Lösungsverlauf bisher…
3.1 Review Intel/ Miracast compatibility list unter http://supportkb.intel.com/wireless/wireless-display/templates/selfservice/intelwidi/#portal/1026/ar...
Intel Core i7-4600U Haswell CPU 2.10 Ghz - OK
Intel Wireless Adapter - Intel® Dual Band Wireless-N 7260 - OK
Intel HD Graphics Adapter - OK
3.2 Used Intel Driver Update Utility and updated
a.) Intel HD Grahics Driver for Windows 8.1 from 10.18.10.2960 to 15.36.14.64.4080
b.) Intel PROSet /Wireless Software and Drivers from 17.13.2.2 to 17.13.11.5
c.) Intel PROSet/Wireless Software for Bluetooth from 17.13.2.2 to 17.1.1411.01
3.3 Enable Logging
Um Miracast-Logging zu ermöglichen und zu aktivieren ist es erforderlich das ein Paarung zwischen PC und Miracast-Empfänger bereits erfolgt sind. Bei meinem Szenario war dieses der Fall.
Öffnen des Programm Regedit
Navigation zum Registry-Key [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Intel Corporation\Intel WiDi]
Erstellung eines neuen 32bit DWORD Key namens "LogEnable" d.Wert setzen auf 1
Folgender Ordner auf der lokalen Festplatte erzeugen C:\Temp
Nach dem start einer Intel® WiDi/Miracast* Sitzung wird eine Logdatei erzeugt Bei mir C:\Temp\WiDiWinNext.20150207.143059.wdl
Die Logdatei ist kryptisch, und dient lediglich den Intel-Support.
4. Zusatz wissen.
a. Netgear Push2TV (PTV3000)
Test von Mitte 2014 – Zuverlässig im Verbindungsaufbau. Probleme bei Bildpropotionen wenn Auflösung niedriger Full-HD.
b LG-Systeme – Lenovo X1 läuft erfolgreich gegen folgende Miracast-Empfänger.
LG PF80G LED Beamer – Miracast integrierter ab Lichtschwacher 1000 Lumen Full-HD Home Beamer für < € 1000
LG55LB700V Full-HD TV – Mediamarktgerät mit integrierten Miracast-Empfänger
Geräteauslieferungen aus 4. Quartal 2014 – Test aus Januar 2015 - Verbindungsaufbau ist zuverlässig. Bild und Ton ist gut. Mauszeiger ist verzögert.
c. TVPeCee HDMI-Stick MMS-895mira+ Android basiert mit Miracast und iOS-Mirroring Kauf aus Nov. 2014, Test aus Dezember 2014.
Von 3 getestete Lenovo X1 läuft ein Gerät einwandfrei, 2 Geräte haben Probleme mit Verbindungsaufbau – Problem verhält sich wie oben beschreiben mit dem Microsoft Wireless Adapter.
d. Miracast Recierver für Windows
Im standard kann Windows 8.1 lediglich per Miracast senden. Der erste Miracast reciever für Windows 8.1 Liefert die Firma Airserver seit Dezember 2014 aus. Bisher war Airserver bekannt für Lösungen auf basis von Apples Airplay. Bisher habe ich hiermit noch keine Erfahrung.
e. Actionic ScreenBeam Pro Business Edition - Eine bisher durch die Firma Microsoft bevorzugte Lösung steht mit einer zweiten Miracast-Gerätegenation in den Startlöcher. Es handelt sich um eine Baureihe mit Enterprise-Unserstützung. Bisher nicht lieferbar.
5. Frage an die Community
Nach meiner bisherigen beaobachtung steckt Miracast (oder der Lenovo X1) noch in den Kinderschuhen.
Es wäre spannend zu erfahren welche Erfahrungen andere Community-Teilnehmer bisher mit dem Thema gemacht haben.

also....
ich habe einen Carbon X1 20A7005RGE und bei mir läuft alles anstandslos...
(Netgear Push2TV PTV3000 ,Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter etc..etc..).
melden sie sich bei mir ...ich weiss wo der fehler liegt.....der liegt bei ihnen sprich in den einstellungen..
und das hat überhaupt nichts mit Lenovo X1 oder Microsoft..oder Intel zu tun... etc..
mfg....Semy

Surface 3 Pro Wireless Display Adapter

Hello,
I have 2 Surface Pro 3's with Windows 8.1 on both. I also have the new Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter plugged into my TV.
1 Surface Pro 3 works fine on the Wireless Display Adapter, and 1 doesn't.
For the one that doesn't, I can connect, the screen on the TV says "Connecting to [computer name]", then the TV screen goes black for about 30 seconds. On the surface, I click Devices, Project, Duplicate, and then I select the MicrosoftDisplayAdapter
and the screen blinks on the Surface for 2 seconds and it appears to lower it's resolution. Then maybe 30 seconds later it goes back to the normal resolution.
I don't have any firewall, antivirus, or other utilities installed. There are no errors in the event log.
There are no real troubleshooting steps online I found to help figure out the issue. Does anyone know how to fix this?
Thanks.

On Wed, 18 Mar 2015 18:38:02 +0000, Ryan_Ha wrote:
>On the working Surface 3, this is listed as Intel Widi Audio Device under the Sound, Video and game Controllers group in Device Manager.
Please ignore the other responses you received. Go to
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=38826 and download the
Surface Pro 3 March 2015.msi (not the zip file). Don't run it yet.
Go into device manager and expand the Intel Display Adapter and uninstall the
device. Don't remove the driver at this point. Shut down and start up your SP3.
The driver should reinstall. Try Miracast again. If still broken, go back to
device manager and uninstall the display adapter and this time when prompted,
delete the driver files. Restart. Run the msi installer. Restart. Please report
back.
-- Barb Bowman

K900 compatiblilty with Lenovo WD100 wireless display adapter

Is Lenovo K900 compatible with Lenovo WD100 (wireless display adapter) for streaming HD videos to the HDMI port of my TV.
Even Lenevo Call center is of no help on this.
Appreciate your response.

Edit: Never mind, go the end of the connection wrong
Z.

Question about the Microsoft's Wireless Display Adapter (WDA)

Only one wireless display can be managed via Intel WiDi at a time.

Hello guys, so my boss got a couple of these WDAs for the conference and training rooms to connect laptops to the TVs and projectors via wireless instead of cables, they work really nice and everything but he also asked me to look into connecting a single computer to two of these adapters at the same time (so sort of using two projectors as dual screen with one laptop for example), anybody has any idea about this? Been doing a little research here on my own but no answers so far, was wondering if anybody can shed some light here.
But as far as i know, it's not possible, you will need to disconnect from the one you are currently connected to, then you can connect to the other dongle and vice-versa.
let me know what you guys think.
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Microsoft Wireless Display won't connect

I just received my HP Spectre x360 Convertible 13 and can not get it to connect to my Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter. Both are brand new. The Spectre sees the adapter, but it errors when it tries to connect.
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Both are the exact same model. I tried connecting at work yesterday to the one that had worked before and couldn't get it to work. I had to delete it and then readd it to get it to connect.

How do i adapt Satellite A660 PSAW9A-02T00F for Intel Wireless Display

How do i adapt my A660 -PSAW9A-02T00F laptop for Intel Wireless Display (WIDI)?
So I can use the new Push2TV Netgear adapter?
*when apparently my model doesn't support it!
Sooooooooooooo not happy.
Surely there must be away to "adapt" the model I have so that it does support it?*
From the Toshiba FAQ section:
How do I connect and use my Intel Wireless Display?
+Please note: The Intel Wireless Display is only supported on the Toshiba Satellite E200/006.
For full product information you may go here. (mind you there's no link to go anywhere)+
Link to FAQ: http://www.mytoshiba.com.au/support/item/411
My computer is not very old yet.... Here I am :(
Please... someone tell me there's a FIX for this!
Cheers
Jodes
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Hi
To be honest I never tried to connect my notebook to TV with Intel Wireless Display but I found some informations on Intel page:
http://www.intel.de/content/www/de/de/architecture-and-technology/intel-wireless-display.html
here is a nice HowTo movie created by Intel:
http://communities.intel.com/community/tech/intel_widi
But requirements are:
Core CPU i7-620M, i5-540M, i5-520M, i5-430M, i3-350M and i5-330M
Furthermore you need Intel-HM57-, -HM55-, -QM57- or -QS57- chipset
And preinsatlled Windows 7.
Should check this with your notebook!

Adapter that supports Intel Wireless Display" Technology

Just wondering. Do you guys have adapter that support "Intel® Wireless Display" technology?

Today there are 5 vendors who offer adapters for Intel Wireless Display
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Wireless Display not working on my HP ProBook 640

hi,
I have tried so many fixes and spent around 3 hours still the wireless display does now work on my PC.
PC : HP ProBook 640
Processor : Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4702MQ CPU @ 2.20 GHz 2.20 GHz
OS : Windows 8.1 Pro (64-bit)
Wireless driver : Intel(R) Centrino(R) Advanced-N 6235
Graphics Adapter : Intel(R) HD Graphics 4600
All configuration seems perfect and supporting Intel WiDi.
But when I went to charm-bar>Devices>Project , I can't see the "Add wireless display"
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Hi,
According to the blog below:
Wireless display is available on most new Windows 8.1 PCs, but some PC manufacturers might choose not to include it on some new and upgraded PCs. Specifically, your PC needs WDDM 1.3 display and NDIS 6.4 Wi-Fi drivers, enabled by the IHV and OEM for Miracast.
If you don’t see “Add a wireless display” when you tap the Device charm and tap Project, try going to Windows Update and downloading all available updates (including optional drivers). If you still don’t see it, check for additional updates
on your PC manufacturer’s support site, or contact them to ask how you can get this feature on your PC.
For more details:
http://blogs.windows.com/windows/b/windowsexperience/archive/2013/11/12/windows-8-1-on-your-big-screen-with-miracast.aspx
Yolanda Zhu
TechNet Community Support

40TL938 and Intel WiDi (Wireless Display)

Hi All,
Recently I've purchased Toshiba 40TL938 TV. As far as I understand it is WiDi capable thus it has WiDi receiver/adapter bulit in and could work as wireless display.
I managed to test the WiDi connection and tried with my Lenovo T420 laptop which is also WiDi capable. I've installed all required updates for gfx and wifi, enabled My Wifi addon and installed Intel WiDi application. That is all required and all went OK.
I've updated software in my TV to latest one available through Wifi update (july 2013)
Unfortunately - no success at all. Lenovo see no TV. Configuration of TV is quite obvious and nothing sophisticated could be done there. TV is able to connect to my wifi network and see T420 over network (because it sees it as network player).
Is there something that I don't understand or doing wrong? Is TL938 WiDi capable because it has WiDi receiver built in or it is just compatible with external WiDi dongles? If the answer is yes for the second question then technical specification for this TV is very wrong - this is not WiDi enabled TV at all and this is misleading.
Greets,
Tomek

That doesn't appear to be a US model, and this is the forums for Toshiba USA. You may want to contact Toshiba in your region.
- Peter

Hooking up to a wireless display?

Just to check, is it supported yet? When I look for it in the start menu {sidenote, yay hybrids!} it just takes me to the display, but no option to actually connect a wireless display.
C# newbie, learning on the go. I will probably ask a lot of followup questions about any answers already given, so fair warning and all.

On Mon, 29 Dec 2014 05:59:49 +0000, TheQuinch wrote:
> The wifi adapter is a dongle, a Buffalo Airstation 150.
http://digitalmediaphile.com/index.php/2014/12/27/trouble-shooting-miracast/ has
some trouble shooting steps, but your wifi dongle does not support miracast.
You need both a source and a display that both support it. Miracast is built on
WiFi direct. Your wifi adapter has to be certified by the WiFi Alliance for
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-- Barb Bowman

New Intel WIFI Wireless Network Adapter does not recognize Wireless Router

I have had a Linksys BEFW11S4 Version 4 Wireless router for quite some time. It works like a champ and I have one Laptop wired to it and a second using Wireless working just fine. Recently, I received a new ThinkPad W500 Laptop with an Intel WIFI Link 5100 AGN wireless network adapter. The older laptop that works just fine with the router uses a
11a/b/g Wireless LAN Mini PCI Express Adapter by Atheros. However, the NEW laptop with the Intel Adapter fails to connect to the Router. It will either indicate a failure while "Waiting for Association" or it will indicate a failure when waiting to "renew IP Address". Sometimes, it will show a signal strength close to ZERO (Even as the older laptop with the other adapter is showing a signal strength close to 100%) When I called Linksys support, I was told that the facts that the Router (a) works find with the wired Laptop and (b) works fine with the 11a/b/g NEtwork Adapter and (c) works fine when WIRED to the new laptop all indicate that the problem is NOT with the router at all -- but with the Network Adapter. Can anyone tell me what has to be adjusted in the Adapter settings? Right now, I am using IBM Access Connections for BOTH of the wireless laptops. I have made sure to set IDENTICAL values for SSID and WEP (128-bit) [static] password. I have also ensured that all OTHER settings are the same for the two laptops. Yet, in one laptop, there is NO PROBLEM while in the other, I can not get the Wireless Adapter to "see" the signal from the Router. TO further check this, I have [temporarily] disabled the WEP password, enabled SSID broadcast, and disabled the MAC address restrictions that I put in (so that the system would be totally "open") yet the Intel Adapter STILL did not "find" anything. In addition, when I use the "Find WIFI" feature in Access Connections, I find that SOMETIMES the network with SSID is found and sometimes, it will display "unknown network" and not pick up the SSID.
This is all very frustrating. If anyone has experience with the Intel WIFI Link 5100 AGN Adapter, I would appreciate any hints, tricks, ideas, etc.
Think you!!!!
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I installed the LATEST version of IBM Access Connections as well as verifying that I have teh LATEST drivers for the Intel Wireless NEtwork Adapter.
What now happens is that I am able to authenticate to the Router. However, I get a failure on "renewing IP Address" -- which [according to the diagnostic message] means that the Rotuer fails to provide me with an IP address to use. Do you have any suggestions?

Intel wireless display - widi

How do I install/activate the intel widi on my Toshiba Satellite P845t-S4310. The operating system is windows 8
Thanks Carroll

Satellite P845t-S4310
Intel Wireless Display
I've never implemented WiDi, Carroll. I'm just referencing what I read.
Unless your TV has it built-in, you need a PUSH2TV adapter.
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-Jerry

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Hi,
I have Toshiba Satellite A100-467 running Windows 7 on it.
Yesterday I put my notebook to hibernation and when it woke up wireless network was not working.
I checked Device Manager and there is no wireless network adapter available, seems it is not enumerated by the system.
I have tried to download and reinstall drivers for Wireless network but without success.
Any suggestion?

I launched windows Backup and Recovery tool to see whether some software change had not disabled wifi adapter, that is what I meant.
There is no Ethernet Controller in Device Manager, nothing pointing to Wireless adapter.
I have tried to remove battery already before but it did not help. Tried again today with the same result.
Today my Wifi was suddenly working for a while, that made me think it would be probably a hardware issue, maybe something moved inside. I just wanted to rule out software issues before I send it to repair.
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Miix2 10 and wireless display interface

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Is it listed in:
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I'ld guess that if its fix in a very recent release of OpenSolaris it might still take a while before its putback to the latest Solaris 10, but thats my guess.
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