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I try to add the LG TV to stream from my PC to my LG, i do the following steps

 

  1. Go to devices in windows 11
  2. Add devices for wireless Displays
  3. LG TV shows as a device
  4. Select LG TV and in the TV it shows the following
    1. Laptop requests screen sharing to your TV
      1. Only one option shows "Cancel"
  5. I have used this method previously and now it does not work

What I have done to try to fix this

  1. Delete  (remove) this device from my PC and restarted
  2. Delete Connection History from LG

 

Any help, will be appreciate it.

 

Thanks

 

 

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