How to Mirror Android to PC on Windows
Want your phone screen on a big monitor with keyboard and mouse control? MirrorPlayer mirrors Android to Windows over USB or Wi‑Fi—ideal for everyday casting and competitive mobile gaming.
What you need
- Windows 10 / 11 PC
- Android phone with USB debugging available
- MirrorPlayer installed (Android screen mirroring page)
- A USB cable (recommended for first setup)
Step 1: Enable USB debugging
On your Android phone, enable Developer options and turn on USB debugging. Exact menus vary by brand—see the device connection guide for details.
Step 2: Connect and start MirrorPlayer
- Connect the phone to the PC with USB (or use Wi‑Fi after pairing).
- Launch MirrorPlayer and select your device.
- Start mirroring—your phone UI appears on the PC.
Step 3: Play with keyboard & mouse (optional)
For shooters and other action games, open key mapping (Ctrl+K), load a preset or build your own, then enable mapping. Start here: Play mobile games on PC.
Tips
- Prefer USB for the most stable low-latency sessions, especially FPS games.
- Wi‑Fi is convenient once the device is trusted—see USB vs Wi‑Fi.
- If the device does not appear, re-check debugging prompts and cable quality (connection FAQ).