How to Mobile Display Mirror with PC_ADB
Mobile Display Mirror with PC using ADB
If you want to mirror your mobile phone's display on your PC using the ADB (Android Debug Bridge) command, follow these steps:
1. Install ADB Driver on your PC: Download and install the Android SDK Platform Tools package from the Android Developers website. This package includes the ADB tool that you will need to use to mirror your phone's display on your PC.
2. Enable USB debugging on your phone: On your phone, go to Settings > About phone > Software information > tap on the "Build number" 7 times until the "Developer options" are enabled. Then, go to Developer options and enable "USB debugging".
3. Connect your phone to your PC using a USB cable: Once you have connected your phone to your PC, make sure that you have allowed USB debugging on your phone when prompted.
4. Open a command prompt or terminal window: On your PC, open a command prompt (Windows) or terminal window (macOS or Linux).
5. Enter the ADB command: In the command prompt or terminal window, enter the following command:
adb devices
This will show you a list of connected devices, including your phone.
6. Enter the ADB command to start screen mirroring: To start screen mirroring, enter the following command:
adb shell "su -c 'service call
window 1 i32 4939'"
This will start screen mirroring from your phone to your PC.
7. Adjust the display settings: Depending on your phone and PC, you may need to adjust the display settings to ensure that the mirrored screen is displayed properly on your PC.
Please note that not all Android
devices support screen mirroring via ADB, and the quality of the display
mirroring may vary depending on your device's specifications and your PC's
processing power. Additionally, using ADB commands can be more technical and
may require some troubleshooting, so it may not be the best option for users
who are not familiar with ADB commands or terminal commands.
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