windows 10 screen mirroring over ethernet

I assume that the current wired network (my Private Network 2) of the PC to the router with the ethernet cable, and the router’s WiFi network broadcast to the whole house are separate and distinct (and ‘never the twain shall meet’), right? If this assumption is wrong and they (the wired and the wireless networks) can be joined, please point me to an instructional link….I haven’t been able to find one.ģ. (And I really don’t want to re-wire the house.)Ģ. I guess I could just run another CAT 5E ethernet cable from the router directly to the ROKU smart TV putting it on the ethernet network with the PC, right? Of course, this would not give me the ability to go from the PC to the bedroom TV (with the ROKU 3) unless I ran yet another ethernet cable. My question is what can I do – short of extensively re-wiring my home to provide all ethernet– to be able to connect my PC (ethernet-connected to the router) to the living room ROKU TCL smart TV connected by WiFi?ġ. I have a ROKU TCL smart TV in the living room that is connected also to the WiFi network.I have an LG smart TV in the bedroom also connected to WiFi, as well as a connected ROKU 3 device and another ROKU 2 in the guest bedroom with that TV.I have several laptops (Toshiba Satellite C650D laptop Win 7 and a Toshiba Satellite L740 Win 10) connected to my WiFi network.Wireless at my home, is from the Archer C7, and provides either 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz WiFi to a few devices. Good connections, good internet…pretty fast…so no issues there with the wired connection.

The PC is connected to the router with an ethernet CAT 5E cable. Have a desktop PC running Win 8.1, and connected to the internet by cable (from my cable provider, but with my own cable modem) through my WiFi router, a TP- Link Archer C7 AC 1750 Wireless Dual Band Gigabyte Router.

Windows 10 screen mirroring over ethernet