The Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter does exactly what its utilitarian name says. It provides a way to sling your screen (with audio) from a computer or Android device to a TV.

If your Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter is not connecting, working, showing up or does not have sound/audio or cannot play video, then see this post.

The Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter is basically a Miracast dongle for your TV, allowing you to stream content from any device that supports the wireless display protocol, including many ...

Using a wireless connection, however, means there will be some measure of latency. That is one thing that Microsoft says it has reduced in this latest generation adapter.

The new Wireless Display Adapter is available to pre-order from Microsoft in the US now for $49.95 ($10 cheaper than the previous generation's launch price), heading to other outlets including ...

The wireless adapter -- Microsoft's competitor to Google's $35 Chromecast dongle -- costs $59.95 (manufacturer's suggested retail price) and will be available in October 2014.

As expected, Microsoft is launching a wireless display adapter that lets you beam content from a PC or mobile device to a TV. What’s a little unexpected is that the wireless display adapter ...

Microsoft's new Microsoft 4K Wireless Display Adapter lets you cast your PC or other devices to a monitor or TV in 4K. To cast through the device, you'll need to make sure that you're ...

Owners of Microsoft's Wireless Display Adapter should be on the lookout for a new app update for Windows 10. The update offers some unnamed fixes and improvements for the app, which helps to ...