

We recommend leaving Require PIN for pairing turned off because you have to grant permission on the receiving computer anyway. Every time ensures that every attempt to project from a device to that computer would require your permission. We recommend using First time only, for the sake of convenience. Under Ask to project to this PC, select First time only or Every time. Select Available Everywhere or Available everywhere on secure networks from the first pull-down menu. If your PC isn't capable of receiving Miracast, you will be stopped at this point by a message saying so. (If the Connect action tile isn't visible, first click Expand to see the entire set of actions.) Open the Action Center. It's represented by the speech bubble icon in the lower-right corner of the screen. Turn your Windows 10 PC into a wireless display I ran dxdiag to check Miracast compatibility it says "Available, with HDCP".If you are unable to project to a large screen, try projecting to a Windows 10 PC. My Macbook Pro has the right equipment (Intel i7 CPU, Intel HD Graphics 4000 GPU, Intel 7 Series chipset, Broadcom 802.11n wireless adapter). Searching the Internet for answers, I read a few times about needing the right equipment and drivers. I have 3 Fire TV Sticks and this happens on all three of them. Watching the TV screen, I can see that the Fire TV Stick briefly recognizes the Windows device before the connection fails. However every time I select the Fire TV Stick the connection fails. When I turn on the screen mirroring function of the Fire TV Stick, I can see the device in Windows (Winkey-P then select "Connect to a wireless display").

I am trying to connect to a WiDi device (Fire TV Stick) that is connected to my TV using the built-in Miracast function on the Fire TV Stick. I have a 2013 Macbook Pro Retina Display running Catalina and Windows 10 Pro via BootCamp.
