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Microsoft Store return policy applies to extended returns. Microsoft reserves the right to modify or discontinue offers at any time. Void where prohibited or restricted by law. Extended return offer period limited to 5 device returns total per eligible customer. Not available for purchases by reseller customers. Return process must be started within 60 days after customer received the device. *Extended return offer period available with Surface devices purchased from Microsoft Store in select markets.Surface devices, including Surface Book/Surface Laptop/Surface Pro/Surface Pro 4/Surface 3/Surface Pro 3/Surface 2/Surface Pro 2 are Miracast-enabled. If a device was originally pre-installed with a prior version of Windows (Windows 8, Win7, Vista or XP), please contact the OEM (original equipment manufacturer) to confirm if it is Miracast enabled. Full functionality not available with non-HDCP devices.Here the simple solution is, reinstalling the Graphic Card Driver. FIX 3: Reinstall Graphics Card Driver:įor some users, it can be some issues with the graphics card (Intel HD Graphics) that might prevent your Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter from working normally.

In case this frequency band is disabled, one would not be able to use the Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter and screen the media on TV. However, one requires to have a 2.4GHz frequency band enabled in order to pair the Surface device with the adapter. Note: For Surface 3, Surface Pro 3, Surface Pro 4, or Surface Book users, they can connect on either 2.4GHz or 5GHz wireless frequency band with the Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter. Now under Value, click over the arrow and then select Auto option and then click on OK.

On the Next window, navigate to the Advanced tab from the vertical menu and, under the Property section, select Band.On the Device Manager window, expand Network Adapters, locate and right-click on the option Marvell AVASTAR adapter and further select Properties.Firstly, right-click over the Windows icon on the bottom-left corner of your display screen and select the option Device Manager from the context menu. To attempt connecting from your Android Device, choose the Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter from the input or source menu for the room display.
