Screen Mirroring with WiDi: Windows Wireless Mirroring Made This Simple

3-Step Quick Connection, Even Beginners Master It in Seconds

1. Launch the Software: After downloading and installing it on your Windows computer, the software automatically associates with the “Projection” function in the system’s “Action Center”—no additional settings required.
2. Search for Devices: Click “Projection” → “Connect to a wireless display”. The software immediately scans for nearby WiDi receivers (such as conference screens and projectors), with device names clearly displayed.
3. One-Click Pairing: Select the target device and click “Confirm” to complete the connection in 1-2 seconds. The screen synchronizes instantly— the whole process is even simpler than connecting to WiFi.

Stable HD Mirroring, Handled Even in Professional Scenarios

• Clear Image Quality: Supports 1080P full HD output; when used with a Windows computer equipped with a dedicated graphics card, it can even mirror 4K content. Lines in engineering drawings and small text in PPTs are sharp and clear, with true-to-life color reproduction and no color distortion.
• Responsive Operation: Leveraging Windows’ native transmission channel, latency is as low as 15ms. There is no lag when flipping through PPT pages or dragging documents. Audio and video are precisely synchronized, avoiding the awkward issue of “lip-sync mismatch” when playing videos.
• Strong Anti-Interference: Even in conference rooms with multiple connected devices or classrooms with complex signals, the software automatically switches to high-quality channels. The entire mirroring process is smooth without lag or disconnection, ensuring seamless presentations and demos.

Scenario-Specific Functions, Efficient When Used Appropriately

Office Presentations: Flexible Display for Better Results

• Enable “Extended Screen” mode: Display PPTs on the large screen for explanation while quietly modifying data in the background on your computer—handle multiple tasks without chaos.
• Worried about desktop privacy? Enable “Black Screen Mirroring” with one click: Your computer screen turns black, and only the presentation content is displayed on the large screen—maximizing security.
• When dealing with large screens of different sizes, freely switch between 4:3/16:9 aspect ratios to ensure content is not stretched or distorted.

Teaching Demos: Easier Interaction

• After connecting a graphics tablet, directly circle and annotate key points on the mirrored content. Use red wavy lines to mark error-prone points and highlighters to mark key exam points—students can see everything clearly.
• When students use Windows computers to share problem-solving ideas, quickly switch to “Turn-Taking Mirroring”—no need to plug or unplug cables, keeping the class rhythm tight.
• Pause mirroring when you’re tired of lecturing, adjust the content, and then resume—flexibly control the teaching pace.

Meeting Collaboration: Worry-Free and Secure

• Set a mirroring password for important meetings. Only devices that enter the correct password can connect, preventing irrelevant content from popping up unexpectedly.
• Frequently used conference screens are automatically saved by the software. There’s no need to search again for the next meeting—just one click to connect.
• The software runs lightly in the background, occupying little memory. Even when using Excel or PS while mirroring, there’s no lag.

Lightweight and Easy to Use, with Hassle-Free Management

Whether for daily office work, classroom teaching, or team meetings, using WiDi mirroring software makes the linkage between Windows computers and large screens simple and reliable—easily improving efficiency in various scenarios.