How to connect Windows 11 to Xiaomi TV: all the ways + mistake-making

Contents

• Introduction: Why Connect Windows 11 to Xiaomi TV
• Method 1: Connecting through HDMI (stablest)
• Method 2: Wireless Screen Duplication (Miracast)
• Method 3: Wi-Fi Direct for Media
• Method 4: Streaming transmission by DLNA
• Solving common problems
• Optimization of image and sound
• FAQ: Frequent questions

Connecting a Windows 11 computer to a Xiaomi TV opens up new possibilities: watching movies on the big screen, playing games with comfort, presentations or even working with documents in extended mode. However, not everyone knows that there are 5 different ways to connect these devices - from the classic to the traditional. HDMI wireless technologies such as Miracast and DLNA.

The choice of method depends on your tasks, for example, for games or videos in the game. 4K@60Hz You can use a wired connection, and you can use a wireless stream to show photos from your laptop. In this article, we'll look at all the current ways to connect Windows. 11 Xiaomi TV, including Google models TV PatchWall and solve typical problems with sound, resolution and delays.

Before you start, check:

• 🔌 Free exercise HDMI-port on the TV (preferably) HDMI 2.0/2.1 for 4K)
• 📶 Miracast or Wi-Fi Direct support for your Xiaomi model (see manual)
• 🔄 Update of TV firmware (relevant for wireless methods)

Method 1: Connecting via HDMI is the most reliable method

Wired connection through HDMI It's the most versatile and stable way, and it guarantees minimal delays (<10 support 4K@120Hz (on compatible devices) and transmit sound without additional settings:

• 🎮 PC games (via Steam, Xbox Game Pass, etc.)
• 🎬 Watching high-resolution movies (including Dolby Vision)
• 💼 Presentations and work with multiple monitors

What you need:

• 🔌 HDMI-cable 2.0 for 4K@60Hz, 2.1 — for 8K/120Hz)
• 🖥️ Laptop/PC with HDMI-port USB-C → HDMI modern-day devices)
• 📺 Xiaomi TV with free TV HDMI-entrance (usually signed as HDMI 1/2/3 or ARC)

Step-by-step:

1. Connect the cable to HDMI-port on PC and TV, for laptops with USB-C Use an adapter (such as Baseus or the original from Xiaomi).
2. Turn on the TV and on the remote, press the Source (or Input) button, then select the appropriate one. HDMI-port.
3. On PC, press Win. + P and select mode: Duplicate – same image on both screens Expand – desktop will continue on TV (comfortable for multitasking) Only the second screen – image only on TV

Set up the permission.

Parameters → System → Display

3840×2160

⚠️ Note: If the image does not appear, check it out:

• Cable for damage (try another one).
• Scaling settings in Windows (must be 100% for the 4K).
• Regime. HDMI TV (sometimes you have to manually select) PC or Game in port settings).

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If you have a Xiaomi TV with a port HDMI ARC, connect the cable to it - this will allow you to transfer sound from TV back to PC (useful for soundbars).

Method 2: Wireless Screen Duplication (Miracast)

Miracast is a wireless image transfer standard that supports all modern Xiaomi TVs (starting with Mi). TV 4 and later) Advantages of the method:

• 🚀 No need for cables – Wi-Fi Direct connection.
• 🎥 Full support HD (1080p) and sound (but not 4K!).
• 🔄 Low delay (~30-50 MS), acceptable for video and presentations.

Disadvantages:

• ❌ No support. 4K and HDR.
• ⚡ Increased battery consumption of laptop.
• 📶 Requires a stable signal (walls may interfere with the signal).

How to connect:

1. On TV: Open Settings → Connection and sharing → Wireless display (or Miracast). Activate the option Enable wireless display.

On a Windows 11 PC

• Press Win + K (or open Settings → System → Project on this computer).
• Choose your Xiaomi TV from the list of available devices.
• Confirm TV connection (may require input) PIN-code).

⚠️ Note: If the TV is not on the list, check it out:

• Miracast support for your model (e.g. Xiaomi Mi) TV P1 It supports the old Mi Box, but it doesn’t).
• Update the Wi-Fi adapter drivers on PC (update through Device Manager).
• Turn it off. VPN Firewalls that can block the connection.

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Miracast is suitable for presentations and videos, but not for games ~50ms makes it unsuitable for dynamic shooters or racing.

Method 3: Wi-Fi Direct for broadcasting media files

Wi-Fi Direct is a technology that allows you to transfer files and broadcast media without a router. Unlike Miracast, it does not duplicate the entire screen, but only sends selected files (video, photos, music).

• 🎵 Listening to music through TV speakers.
• 📸 Showing photos from the PC on the big screen.
• 🎬 Watching movies without internet connection.

How to set up:

1. On TV: Go to Settings → Network and Internet → Wi-Fi Direct: Enable the function and remember the network name (e.g., Wi-Fi Direct, DIRECT-XiaomiTV-1234).

On PC.

• Open the settings → Network and Internet → Wi-Fi.
• Connect to a Wi-Fi Direct network from your TV (password is not usually required).
• Use Windows Explorer or specialized programs (such as LocalCast) to transfer files.

⚠️ Note: Wi-Fi Direct does not support streaming from services like Netflix or YouTube - only local files. DLNA.

Method 4: Streaming transmission by DLNA (film-making)

DLNA (The Digital Living Network Alliance is the standard for sharing media over a local network, and unlike previous methods, it doesn't require a direct connection: both the PC and the TV must be connected to the same router:

• 🌐 It works via home Wi-Fi (no need to reconnect).
• 📂 Support for folders and playlists.
• 🎧 Ability to control playback from the TV.

How to set up DLNA-server:

1. Open the settings. → Network and Internet → Additional network parameters → Multimedia transmission parameters.
2. Enable the option to Enable Network Device Detection.
3. Enter media folders in Allow devices to play my media files.
4. On Xiaomi TV, open the Media Player app (or Gallery) and select your PC from the list. DLNA-device.

Popular DLNA-Players for Xiaomi TV:

• 📺 Built-in media player (supports) MKV, MP4, FLAC).
• 🎬 Kodi (install via Google Play on Google models) TV).
• 🎵 VLC (Supports subtitles and rare formats).

⚠️ Note: If the TV does not see the PC on the network:

• Check that both devices are connected to the same Wi-Fi network (not the guest!).
• Turn off the Windows firewall temporarily (or add an exception for dlna.dll).
• Update the TV firmware (older PatchWall versions had bugs with the TV). DLNA).

Solving common problems

Even with the right connection, there can be errors, and let's look at typical scenarios and how to fix them.

1. No HDMI image.

If the screen is black after the cable is connected:

• 🔄 Reboot both devices.
• 🔌 Try another one. HDMI-port on the television (for example, HDMI 1 instead HDMI 2/ARC).
• 🖥️ On PC, press Win. + Ctrl + Shift + B – This will restart the graphics driver.
• 📺 On the TV in settings HDMI-Select port mode PC game.

2.No sound through HDMI

If there is an image, but the sound goes through the PC speakers:

1. Right-click on Sound in Windows tray → Open sound parameters.
2. In the Conclusion section, select a device with the name of your TV (e.g. Xiaomi). TV (NVIDIA High Definition Audio)).
3. If the device is missing, update the sound card or graphics card driver.

3. Lag (lag) during wireless connection

Miracast and Wi-Fi Direct are characterized by delays.

• 📶 Connect your PC to your TV on 5 GHz Wi-Fi (not 2.4 GHz).
• 🔌 Use it. LAN-cable to connect PC to router (if broadcasting on the DLNA).
• 🔄 Reduce the screen resolution to 1280×720 in Miracast settings.

4.The TV doesn't support Miracast

If your Xiaomi model doesn’t support Miracast (like the old Mi Box), use the alternatives:

• 🔌 Google Cast (via Chrome or Google Home app).
• 📱 AirDroid Cast (paid software for screen duplication).
• 🖥️ Steam Link (for broadcasting games).

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If nothing helps, reset your network settings on your TV: Settings → Network → Resetting network settings.

Optimization of image and sound

After successful connection, adjust the settings for maximum comfort.

1. Setup of permission and frequency of update

For 4K-television:

1. Open Settings → System → Display → Additional display settings.
2. Select permission. 3840 × 2160.
3. In Adapter Properties, set a frequency of 60 Hz (or 120 Hz if supported).

⚠️ Warning: If the resolution is not supported, the screen may flash or turn off. In this case, wait 15 seconds - Windows will automatically return the previous settings.

Colour calibration

For correct color reproduction:

• On the TV, select Movie or Game (instead of Dynamic) mode.
• In Windows settings, disable HIGHT LIGHT (Parameters → System system → Display).
• For professional calibration, use CalMAN or the built-in Color Calibrator in the NVIDIA Control Panel.

3. Sound tuning for movies and games

To improve the sound:

• To the control panel. → Sound. → Select the Dolby Digital format or DTS (if maintained).
• In the settings of the TV, activate Dolby Atmos (available on Xiaomi) Q2 75" and newer).
• For games, turn off all Windows sound effects in Sound Settings → Output device → Additional properties.

4. "Game monitor" mode for gamers

If you connect a PC to play games, turn on the TV:

• Game Mode (reduces delay to lessen delay) 10-15 miss).
• ALLM (Auto Low Latency Mode for automatic switching.
• VRR (Variable Refresh Rate on models with HDMI 2.1 (e.g. Xiaomi) TV 6 OLED).

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To check for a latency signal, use the TestUFO website to show the real lag of your connection.

FAQ: Frequent questions