While
wireless screen mirroring technology is convenient, it may occasionally “act up.” If you encounter connection problems, don’t panic—follow this guide to troubleshoot step by step, and you’ll likely resolve the issue quickly.
- Device Not Ready: Confirm that the TV or screen mirroring device is powered on and in the signal waiting interface.
- Network Isolation: Ensure your mobile phone and the mirroring device are connected to the same Wi-Fi network. For corporate/hotel networks, try using the mirroring device’s Wi-Fi Direct function or contact the IT department.
- Protocol Incompatibility: Verify that your display device supports the protocol you’re using (e.g., Google Cast, Miracast).
- Wi-Fi Interference: Connect the mirroring device to the 5G Hz Wi-Fi band and move the sending device closer to the receiver. Keep away from interference sources like microwaves and Bluetooth devices.
- Insufficient Bandwidth: Pause other devices that are downloading or streaming high-definition videos to ensure sufficient network bandwidth.
- Device Performance Limitations: Restart the mirroring device and your mobile phone/computer to free up system resources.
- Network Fluctuations: Check the router status to ensure a stable network connection.
- Device Sleep Mode: Extend the auto-lock time on your mobile phone and computer to prevent disconnection due to device sleep.
If the above methods don’t work, try:
- Updating your device’s operating system
- Updating the mirroring device’s firmware
- Updating network drivers
