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Discussions about Android screen mirroring on WindowsForum.com focus on practical issues users face when connecting Android devices to Windows PCs. A recurring theme is the inability to reposition the mirroring window, which often snaps to the primary display or becomes stuck after interaction. Users seek ways to move the mirrored screen to a preferred location, such as a secondary monitor. These conversations highlight usability challenges with built-in or third-party mirroring tools, particularly regarding window management and multi-monitor setups. The tag covers troubleshooting tips and workarounds for controlling the placement of the Android screen mirror window on Windows systems.
  1. bochane

    Android screen mirror can't be moved?

    Great option. The screen mirror window comes up connected to the start window, but it is separated at the moment you enter something on it, jumps to the main screen, which in my case is a smaller, and until now I am unable to move it to the place I like it to be?
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