Getting started
Before starting to connect Android Mobile device to PC/laptop via Wi-Fi, make sure your environment and equipment as below
- Windows OS
- Android Mobile device
- ADB is already installed on your machine
In case, you do not have ADB, please refer this link How to Install ADB (Android Debug Bridge) on Windows 10 & Mac (minitool.com)
Note: Laptop/PC and Android Mobile device need to be connected to the same Wi-Fi network and Enable USB Debugging on Your Android Phone
Summarize:
Part 1: Get network Ip information
Part 2: Connect to computer/laptop via Ip
Part 3: Display mobile screen on computer/laptop
Part 1: Get network Ip information
Step 1. Go to setting
Step 2. Go to Network & internet on Settings
Step 3. Click on setting icon as below to see detail infomation of the Wi-Fi network
Step 4. Find the IP address session.
This is the Ip you use to connect to the computer
Part 2: Connect to computer/laptop via Ip
Before starting, make sure you have ADB on your machine.
Connect mobile device to machine via USB port and check the device with command below.
When you connect successfully, the command will return a list of devices that are connecting to your computer.
adb devices
Then use below command to create tcpip port for your mobile device
Note: You can use other 4 digits, usually will use 5555 as below
adb tcpip 5555
And then you can disconnect your phone and computer using USB, and then use ‘adb devices’ to check that there is no device connect with your machine now.
adb devices
Then connect to the phone through the port 5555 you just created above with the command tcpip
adb connect to 192.168.1.9:5555
After that, you can check which devices are currently connect with your machine by ‘adb devices’ command
adb devices
Part 3: Display mobile screen on computer/laptop
In the article I use windows operating system, you go to GitHub to download scrcpy to display your mobile screen.
Link download:
Releases · Genymobile/scrcpy (github.com)
