Ethernet, WiFi and Mirroring


  1. BobZ
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    Ethernet, WiFi and Mirroring


    My computer is connected to my network via an ethernet cable. I have Wi-Fi used for phones, tables, printers, etc. I want to mirror my Win 10 PC to my TV, which has a ROKU device. I presume I would need Wi-Fi from the ethernet connected PC to the TV. How do I go about this?
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  3. Samuria
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    Is it smart tv connected to the network? As a quick test find a video file on the pc right click is there an option cast to the tv?
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  4. BobZ
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    Not a smart TV, too old for that. The video can't find any devices.
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