If the “Projecting to this PC” feature isn’t working on your Windows 10 or Windows 11 computer — whether it’s greyed out, missing, or refusing to enable — this video will walk you through how to restore Wireless Display and Miracast step by step.br br Many Windows users experience this issue across all types of devices, including HP, Dell, Lenovo, ASUS, Acer, MSI, Samsung, Surface, Razer, LG, Huawei, Xiaomi, Toshiba, Sony VAIO, and custom-built PCs. This guide applies to every Windows edition: Home, Pro, Enterprise, Education, N, Single Language, and more.br br 💢 You may be facing one of these problems:br • “Projecting to this PC” options disabled or greyed outbr • Wireless Display feature missing from Optional Featuresbr • Miracast not supported not workingbr • Projection settings vanished after Windows Updatebr • Wireless display not appearing on your networkbr • Use this device as a second screen not functioningbr • Connect app not showingbr • Gaming mode settings locked or unavailablebr • Boot Camp Windows projection disabledbr br 🎯 This tutorial is perfect for you if you want to:br – Turn your laptop into a second monitorbr – Cast Xbox 360 or Xbox One to your PCbr – Mirror your Windows screen to a TVbr – Fix Wireless Display installation errorsbr – Get Miracast fully supported and workingbr – Re-enable projection after system updatesbr br 🔧 Inside the video, you’ll learn the most effective solutions:br ✓ How to install and activate Wireless Display correctlybr ✓ How to check your device’s Miracast support statusbr ✓ How to repair Optional Features not loadingbr ✓ How to update Wi-Fi, display, and graphics driversbr ✓ How to fix Group Policy rules blocking projectionbr ✓ How to adjust Registry settings responsible for projection issuesbr br By following this guide, your Project to this PC feature will be restored and working smoothly, allowing you to connect, mirror, cast, and use your laptop or PC as an external display.