At first, clicking the 'Connect to Wireless Display' didn't even detect any available Miracast devices, but that was resolved by installing the Windows 10 Media Pack, which added Media Player (and media streaming features) back in. Our test users with laptops that have re-imaged to Enterprise N can no longer connect to Miracast hosts, whether it be built into the TV (such as LG or Samsung), or even the official Microsoft Display Adapter. We are testing the move from Win10 Pro to Win10 Enterprise N (recently acquired Ent licensing and figure N will give a cleaner install image) and one of the issues we've run into without a solution (so far) is the ability to 'Connect to a Wireless Display'. I would really not want to get a new computer just yet, as it works okay anyway.Anyone have experience enabling the 'Connect to a Wireless Display' on Win10 Enterprise N ?

I ran HP support assistant and it found no updated drivers. However, I cannot find an updated driver, or really cannot find the actual model of the graphics that the computer came with. I am not a gamer, nor do I use the computer for anything really intensive. I cannot run simple stuff, like solitaire, etc. It shows that it has a Microsoft Display Adapter. Now the display looks as if it is in safe mode. I guess windows 10 doesn't support my graphics card? During the install I got some message that quickly flashed on the screen about a problem-didn't understand it. In January I downloaded and updated to Windows 10.

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