With your Android device ready for mirroring and having installed scrcpy to your PC, it is time to connect the two.It usually takes Windows about a second or two to complete this action. Double-click the “adb.exe” file to install “ Android ADB Tools.” This process is done in the background, so you will not see any feedback on the screen when the installation completes.Now, you can navigate to the location where the extracted files appear.Once you choose the location, you can optionally tick the “Show extracted files when complete” checkbox. Click on “Browse” to choose the destination for the extracted files.

The “Extract Compressed (Zipped) Folders” window appears.

Right-click the file, then choose “Extract files…”.

Open the folder where you have downloaded the “ scrcpy.

Once the file downloads, it is time to extract it.

Of course, the last few numbers will depend on the version that is currently available. It looks something like this: scrcpy-win64-v1.16.zip.

In the “ Windows” subsection, click on the download link for the “.zip” archive.

Scroll down to the “ Get the app” section.

Open a web browser on your computer, then go to the scrcpy page on GitHub.

You can download it on GitHub, one of the most popular online services for developers. How to Use scrcpy to Mirror Android to a Windows PCīy far, the best and most straightforward app to use is “scrcpy.” This app allows for a wired connection or a wireless one, and it is super simple to use, yet the setup is rather complex. Although Windows 10 does have an option that allows you to do this, it does not work with every Android smartphone or tablet. Mirroring your Android device to a Windows computer is possible through various dedicated apps.

Mirroring an Android Phone to a Windows PC

Android screen mirror to pc