In addition, Project sample projects a particular application to the tablet, not showing a desktop, although I find out that it does add the tablet as a 2nd screen.
With Projection sample, I am able to find and connect to the tablet, but no way to enable UIBC. ) And I am unable to connect to the tablet with the 2 samples. (For 'Win +K' option, the tablet is showed as a 'display' category. If the Device Manager opens then you can. With BasicMedia Casting and AdvanceCasting samples, I am either unable to find the tablet device, or find the device with a 'Phone' icon/category in front. To Update Miracast On Windows 10 You just have to right-click on the Start menu and then select the Device Manager. Using 'Win + K', or using 'add a wireless display' option from Display Settings I am able to find the tablet and connect to it, and enable UIBC, so that I can use the tablet stylus to work on tablet for Windows program such as Whiteboard. Before creating a connection, make sure that the specified parameters are active on the TV itself.
We select Miracast first, and after scanning - the desired TV-panel. I have checked out the following samples from Windows UWP samples. In the window on the left side there is a line of connected devices, and on the right is a button for adding new equipment, which you need to click on. Both the Win 10 system and the tablet will be on the same Wifi network. It is basically what the 'Win key + K' does, minus the device selection part. I have only 1 screen now, I want to add the tablet as my Screen 2 (extend my current Desktop). I am looking to develop a WPF application, if not UWP app, that will programmatically add a specific device (a Samsung Tablet) as a wireless display device for Win10.
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