Cannot connect to wireless projector (Samsung LED TV)

Cannot connect to wireless projector (Samsung LED TV)

I installed Ubuntu on my new laptop and I need to connect it to a Samsung LED TV. When I was in Windows 10 I was able to connect to my TV by just pressing the combination of WindowsK. Then it would automatically connect to it. I cant connect now. Dell Inspiron 15 3552 Ubuntu 16.04 LTS

You should ask the BIOS part as a new question. For the wireless projection You will need miraclecast to cast your screen over using the wireless display technology. To install miracle cast in ubuntu via ppa: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:thopiekarmiraclecast sudo apt update sudo apt install miraclecast ubuntu-restricted-extras check To start casting 1.shutdown wpa_supplicant and NetworkManager: sudo killall wpa_supplicant sudo service network-manager stop 2.launch wifi daemon: sudo miracle-wifid Now run miraclecast as a peer peer is your device that is casting its screen to the TV: 3.lauch wifi control: sudo miracle-wifictl this should give you the miraclecast CLI 4.enable wifi-direct visibility on the other device if possible from the CLI locate the TV using: p2p-scan you get something like 12:34:ab:cd:45:43. ie the mac address then from the CLI initiate connection: connect mac addr pin the pin could be the pin of the tv Also look at the answers at how-can-i-connect-ubuntu-17-10-to-my-lg-smart-tv The miraclecast project page is also at https:github.comalbfanmiraclecast

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