Question Does Windows 10/11 for ARM-based machines have Display Projection and remote desktop functions like their standard counterparts?

[modeonoff]

Hi, does Windows 10 /11 for ARM-based machines have Display Projection function like that in standard Windows 10/11 so we could use the screen of a laptop installed with Windows 10/11 for ARM-based machines as an extended screen for a standard Windows 10 PC?

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Also, does it has remote desktop function like standard Windows 10/11?

Do they work well when connected to a PC running a standard version of Windows 10?

 

[lvt]

It should work, unless it's about a special version of Windows with the Miracast feature disabled (why would they do so?).

 

[modeonoff]

During installation of Parallels to my M1 MacBook Pro, I was given an option to install Windows 11 so I did it. Then, I went to Settings->Projecting to this PC. It says that "This device doesn't support receiving Miracast, so you can't project to it wirelessly." What can I do to make it work?

 

[lvt]

During installation of Parallels to my M1 MacBook Pro, I was given an option to install Windows 11 so I did it. Then, I went to Settings->Projecting to this PC. It says that "This device doesn't support receiving Miracast, so you can't project to it wirelessly." What can I do to make it work?

If you simply want to mirror your Win10 screen to your MacBook, you can follow this guide :

How to mirror or extend your Windows screen to Mac? – Software RT

 

[modeonoff]

I followed that guide in the past. At "Extend your PC display to Mac", the Extend option did not show up.