przez filip.ludwik 21 Maj 2018, 20:40
Było puścić kabel hdmi w ścianie to nie... 
przez Robert 24 Maj 2018, 22:28
przez filip.ludwik 28 Sie 2018, 23:59
AWinter, I did what the other user stated of changing the network to private, you need to open the firewall settings and when attempting to connect you'll see a new network is trying to connect, you need to change that to private network and the firewall settings will allow the pop up and you'll be connected to your tv, hope this help.
Thanks!
AWinter said: View Post
Well now this is interesting.
Buried DEEP in the Network and Sharing Center, via a link on the left side menu is a link marked "Change Advanced Sharing Settings". Way down here, well away from ANYTHING you can easily find through the nominal WIN 10 settings options is this place where you change the sharing options of WINDOWS.
Here there are three major sections:
Private [mine says] "(current profile)"
Guest or Public
All Networks
Private, Guest or Public, BOTH HAVE SEPARATE CONTROLS FOR TURNING ON NETWORK DISCOVERY
Then there is the All Network section in here I MAY have found my problem. In this All Network Section is a category called "Media streaming" with a link to choose options. HERE FINALLY I get a hint as to what is wrong. There is a button here to turn on or turn off media streaming. Mine is OFF by default. I am turning it ON to see if that changes anything.
I will return if THIS works.
This little beast my lay at the heart of a lot of people's problems. This area says my streaming media is not turned on. Yet when I press the button it won't work. I do NOT get the ok button to turn it on. At least I have something else to research.
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