Archer T4U (T4UV32) and Miracast

Archer T4U (T4UV32) and Miracast

Archer T4U (T4UV32) and Miracast
Archer T4U (T4UV32) and Miracast
Yesterday
Model: Archer T4U  
Hardware Version: V3
Firmware Version:

Hello, I bought USB Dongle Archer T4U  EU/3.20, and wanted to use it for MiraCast with TV that located in same room as my Desctop PC, but for some reason it doesn't work.
While on another PC I have motherboard with wifi module and it it is works, but when I cannoct TP-Link dongle and disable buildinadapter it is also not working.
Is it issue with firmware or I need to buy an another adapter?

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Re:Archer T4U (T4UV32) and Miracast
Yesterday

  @Mastahh 

 

Hi,

 

How exactly does it not work?

 

If you press [ Win key ] + [ k ] on the PC keyboard, does the window that pops up show it searching for nearby devices or does it say something about not supporting Miracast?

 

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Re:Archer T4U (T4UV32) and Miracast
20 hours ago

  @woozle 

Hello, it is just cannot search any devices.
 

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Re:Archer T4U (T4UV32) and Miracast
10 hours ago

  @Mastahh 

 

Does it not search at all or does it search, but not find any devices?

 

After you press [ Win key ] + [ k ] does the pop up window look like A (blue horizontal bar is moving) or like B?
 

  A                                                              B

      

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Re:Archer T4U (T4UV32) and Miracast
9 hours ago

  @woozle 

Yes, it is searching, but cannot find any devices.
When I search from notebook, then it can find my this TV.
It looks like that issue only with this USB dongle, not sure how to check why it is cannot find maybe something needs to be configured manually for TP dongle 

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Re:Archer T4U (T4UV32) and Miracast
6 hours ago

  @Mastahh 

 

Can you please check the Wi-Fi band (i.e. 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz) and channel settings of the Wi-Fi Direct AP on your TV?

 

In case you happen to have an Archer T4U made for the EU regulations (letters "EU" printed on the serial number label), then it won't be able to see channels 149 and higher in the 5 GHz band and you would have to make sure your TV doesn't use these Wi-Fi channels.

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