Troubleshooting
- Apple Troubleshooting
- Windows 10 Troubleshooting
- Clear Miracast profiles from Registry in Windows 10 with PSTools
- SBUC - Known Issues & Limitations
- Known Issues When Using ScreenBeam
- My Windows Desktop Freezes or Locks Up When I Try to Connect to ScreenBeam
- Using Cisco AnyConnect VPN with ScreenBeam
- When connected to the ScreenBeam you see black bars surrounding the image on all sides of the screen
- VPNs and ScreenBeam - Unable to Connect
- Why don't I see the ScreenBeam in the Connect menu on my Windows 10 device?
- Self-signed certificate error upon accessing ScreenBeam's local management website
- ScreenBeam 1100 known issues and limitations
- Dell XPS 13,15 + Killer Wireless card 1535 - Cannot discover ScreenBeam
- Which service IDs are used for Apple native Screen Mirroring and Google Cast (for Aruba and other vendors)?
- Video: ScreenBeam firmware update USB method
- Video: Mac Troubleshooting steps
- macOS and iOS PIN settings
- I connected to the ScreenBeam 960 with iOS or macOS but am only presented with a black screen with a text message stating “No Video Signal Detected.” Why?
- I connected via native screen mirroring from my Mac but there’s no audio. Why?
- Why is my laptop/PC's audio muted once I connect to ScreenBeam receiver?
- Why can't my Android device connect?
- Why can't I see anything on my TV screen?
- Why am I experiencing stuttering video and out−of−sync audio on my laptop/tablet when connected to ScreenBeam?
- My device connects to ScreenBeam, but all I see on my TV is a black screen.
- I'm seeing choppy and/or there are brief pauses during playing Internet video on my Miracast device. How can I resolve this?
- I can't hear any audio or sound on my HDTV after ScreenBeam connection is established.
- After connecting, I only see my desktop background with no icons on the display connected to ScreenBeam
- How can I turn off the receiver?
- How to downgrade the firmware currently installed on a ScreenBeam
- How to Configure Miracast™ Wireless Display Implementations for Maximum Performance