Download Chrome, install the Cast extension, and use the cast icon. The feature would most likely be compatible with Microsoft's Wireless Display Adapter, and probably the FireTV stick and some SmartTVs if it does indeed use Miracast.įor Windows 10, you have the same options for Chromecast as Windows 7/8. I'd imagine it's using Miracast or DLNA rather than the Google Cast protocol, which means it is not compatible with Chromecast. Microsoft seems to have renamed their "Play To" feature with the word "Cast" in it, which is likely confusing you and will confuse many others. So you're not actually having trouble with setting up a Chromecast in Windows 10 as the title says.Īlso, you're mentioning that Windows 10 "has Chromecast support", which I took to mean you can use Chrome in Windows 10 to cast just like you could back in Win 8, 7, etc. In the address bar at the top, enter /access and press Enter. I think I understand what's going on here. Access a computer remotely On your computer, open Chrome. Typically everything is done through the Chrome browser for casting. Chromecast mirroring explained: How to beam your phone or PC screen to the TV. On Windows 8, you can press the Windows key and type remote, and you should see the Remote Desktop Connection app in. How to mirror a phone or laptop screen to Chromecast when native apps.
Has that method ever worked with Chromecast? I doubt Microsoft would be the first ones to get OS-level support for the Cast SDK. From a remote computer, connect to Windows XP using Remote Desktop Connection.
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