This will show you the network address that is being used for the wireless display network. This will open a status window of the network. For instance the name of the network that appeared is “Local Area Connection * 13 DIRECT-roku-325-2F0717”Ĭlick on the name of the network on the right side. You will now see that there is a new network listed, click on the name of the network. You will need to attempt to make a connection via the wireless display, after you attempt to make the connection quickly switch back over to the network and sharing center window. Leave the Network and Sharing Center window open. Right click on your network connection icon in the task bar and click “Open Network and Sharing Center”, or you can get to it from the control panel.
There are somethings that have to be done in a timely manner otherwise you will get stuck on some of the steps. I suggest reading through these directions first before attempting to work through the problem. I use Comodo Internet Security so I will show you how to make a rule for the wireless display to work. Now every third party software firewall application can call this type of network by different names, some call it a “home” or “work” network and some just call it a trusted network. So if you disabled the third party software firewall on your system and the connection to your display device was successful you will need to create a rule in the third party software firewall that sets the wireless network which is created for the wireless display as a “trusted” network. But if you are still unable to connect to the display device, then it will require more investigating as to why you are unable to connect to the display after disabling the firewall. If you were successful in connecting to the display device after disabling the third party software firewall, well then your firewall is causing the issue. The quick way I found out that my third party software firewall was causing the display to not work was by disabling the third party software firewall, temporarily of course, and then trying to connect to the display device. I found out the “hard” way that my internet security firewall was blocking communications for the wireless display connection that is configured on the fly when you are trying to establish a connection to a media display device, like a Roku or Amazon Fire or probably any other wireless display enabled device. But first make sure your wireless is enabled and then try it again!
Does your Microsoft Windows Wireless Display not connect to your favorite media display adapter? It could be your firewall, if you are running a third party internet security/firewall application on your Microsoft Windows based computer.
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