Windows 7 - Add A Wireless Display


  1. AGame20
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    Windows 7 - Add A Wireless Display


    Hey Guys,

    I know Windows 8/8.1 now comes with an "Add A Wireless Display" feature, and I was wondering if this was available with Windows 7. I did a quick search but everything point towards windows 8, but I was hoping someone here could help me out, thanks!
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  3. RoasterMen
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    Wireless Display seems to be possible in Windows 7 using third party applications.
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  4. AGame20
    Posts : 53
    Windows 7 64 bit
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    It worked. We had to remove a group policy for the wireless internet. Weird, not sure why, but that's what we came too, thank you everyone who helped out.
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