Question 1

Why is my Android screen mirroring not working on my Smart TV?

Accepted Answer

Screen mirroring issues on Android can happen due to multiple reasons. The most common reason is being screen mirroring option not enabled on your device.

The another common reason is both your smartphone and Smart TV not connected to the same Wi-Fi network. You need to make sure both your Smartphone and television is connected to the same WiFi connection.

If screen mirroring is still not working, try restarting and updating the operating systems of both your devices.

Question 2

How can I enable screen mirroring on my Android device?

Accepted Answer

Follow the steps below to enable screen mirroring feature on your Android device:

Swipe down the status bar to access the quick settings menu.
Swipe left and look for the “Screen Cast” or “Screen Mirroring” option.
Tap on it to start searching for available Smart TVs.
Long press the screencast toggle to open the Cast menu.
Tap on the three-dot menu and enable the “Enable Wireless Display” option.

Question 3

What should I do If my Smart TV name is not showing up on the list of available devices for screen mirroring

Accepted Answer

You can try the following solutions if your Android device can not detect your Smart TV for screen mirroring:

Make sure both your Smart TV and Android device are connected to the same Wi-Fi network.
Check if your TV is compatible with screen mirroring. Older televisions may not have this feature built-in, so consider using third-party devices like Amazon Fire TV Stick or Chromecast.
Download the Google Home app to your mobile device from Play Store and try to find the device from Google Home app.

Question 4

Can I use screen mirror my Android smartphone to a non-Smart TV?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can screen mirror your Android device screen to a non-Smart TV with the help of external devices like Amazon Fire TV Stick or Chromecast.

These devices must be connected to TV’s HDMI port and plugged into a power source. You need to make sure that these external devices and your Android smartphone are connected to the same WiFi network for the screen mirroring to work.

Question 5

My screen mirroring is stuck on the connecting screen. How can I resolve this issue?

Accepted Answer

Try the steps below if screen mirroring is stuck on the connecting screen:

Check for software updates on your Android smartphone and Smart TV. Update to the latest versions if you find new updates.
Try restarting both your Smart TV and Android smartphone.
Disable battery optimization on your Android device to prevent Android from killing the background cast service.

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