How to cast a Vivo phone screen to a Windows 11 laptop wirelessly

Mirror your Vivo phone screen on a Windows 11 laptop over Wi-Fi with no USB cable. It suits anyone who wants to show phone apps or photos on a bigger screen. Both devices need to be on the same Wi-Fi network and the laptop needs the optional Wireless Display feature installed.

How to Cast Mobile Screen to Windows Laptop Wirelessly | No USB | Tamil #windows#digitallaptopworld, by Digital Laptop World on YouTube. 1 min 8 s.

Video length
1 min 8 s
Time to do it
10 minutes
Difficulty
Easy
Steps
8

What you need

Steps

  1. Connect your laptop and your Vivo phone to the same Wi-Fi network. Casting will not work if one device is on mobile data or a different network.

  2. On the laptop, open Settings, then System, then Optional features. Click View features and search for Wireless Display.

  3. Tick Wireless Display and click Next, then Install. Wait for Windows to finish adding the feature.

  4. Open the Start menu, type Wireless Display, and launch the Connect app. A window appears saying your PC is ready to connect.

  5. On your Vivo phone, open Settings and find the screen casting option. On many Vivo phones it sits under Other networks or Connection and sharing as Cast or Multi-screen interaction.

  6. Turn on Cast and wait for the list of nearby devices. Tap your laptop name when it appears.

  7. Check the laptop screen for a connection prompt and allow the phone if asked. Your phone screen should now appear in the Connect window.

  8. To stop, tap Disconnect on the phone or close the Connect app on the laptop.

Tips and common mistakes

Keep both devices close to the router, since a weak Wi-Fi signal causes lag and dropped frames.

If your laptop does not appear on the phone, turn the Connect app off and on again and check that the network is set to private.

Some Vivo models hide the cast option under a different menu name, so use the search bar in Settings to find it.

Casting mirrors the whole screen, so close private apps and notifications before you start.

Questions

Do I need a USB cable or extra app?

No. Windows 11 has a built-in Wireless Display feature and Vivo phones have a built-in cast option, so no cable or third-party app is needed.

Why is my laptop not showing on my phone?

Usually the two devices are on different networks or the Connect app is not open. Make sure both use the same Wi-Fi and the Connect window is running.

Can I cast to a Windows 10 laptop too?

Yes, Windows 10 has a similar Connect app, but you may need to install the Wireless Display optional feature the same way.

This guide was drafted from the video's details and general task knowledge. It has not been checked against the full video. Check the video and relevant product instructions before following a procedure. Report a correction.

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