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HP Envy x360
Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

I am attempting to link a HP Envy x360 to a wireless display (Samsung Smart TV) over a common Wi-Fi network, but it is not connecting. I have made this connection over the same network with a different computer running the same OS. I have checked the following:

I am running Windows 10 Pro on a HP Envy x360 as per image below

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My user has Administrator permissions

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The latest network adapter driver is installed and functioning (see pic)

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The WLAN-AutoConfig service is running (set to Automatic, see pic)

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Wireless display is enabled through the firewall (see pic, have tried to connect with both the firewall enabled and disabled)

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The wireless display ([TV]Samsung LED55) and the laptop are both connected to the same wireless network

The wireless display appears in the connect to device menu in the action center (see pic)

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When an attempt is made the display ([TV]Samsung LED55) indicates an attempt to connect is being made (displays “Connecting to James…). The screen then displays that “Screen Mirroring has ended.”

A notification in the action center appears stating “Something went wrong – Your device couldn’t connect.” (see pic)

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I’ve performed a Network reset and uninstalled/re-installed the network card

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I have also updated the laptop using HP Support Assistant

When reviewing the WLAN-AutoConfig service in Event Viewer only two notifications appear (see pic)

  • Event ID 8008 Stop the device network
  • Event ID 8003 AcmConnection

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No errors appear

When I have connected with a Lenovo ThinkPad running Windows 10 Pro and it works perfectly. When I review the WLAN-AutoConfig service notification for the Lenovo laptop eight notifications appear starting with Event ID 8005 “Start the device network”. This leads me to believe that something is stopping the WLAN-AutoConfig service on my HP laptop from running correctly.

Please advise on what further steps I need to take to correct this issue.

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