Your phone must be running Android 11 and above.
Your Android phone must be connected to the same WiFi connection as your computer.
Copy of the latest version of scrcpy for Windows (download here)
On your device, find the Build number option (usually under Settings > About phone > Build number)
Tap the Build Number option seven times until you see the message You are now a developer! This enables developer options on your phone.
From your Windows Machine, create a folder in Drive C: and name it scrcpy (exact location : C:\scrcpy)
Extract downloaded scrcpy from above to c:\scrcpy
Open Command Prompt Type in the following :
cd c:\scrcpy
Then press ENTER
Next, on your android device, find Developer options
In Developer options, scroll down to the Debugging section and turn on Wireless debugging.
Open Wireless debugging
Tap on Pair device with pairing code
Take note of the Pairing Code and the IP Address and Port - we'll use this to initiate the connection with your machine.
Go back to your Windows machine, in the same Command Prompt type in the following :
adb pair ipaddress:port
Then press ENTER
It will then ask you to put the pairing code, type in the Pairing Code from the Android Phone in the Command Prompt and press ENTER.
It should then say successful.
Go back to your Android phone, inside Wireless Debugging, take note of IP Address & Port (NOTE : the port should be different from the one we used for Pairing!)
Go back to your Windows machine, in the same Command Prompt type in the following :
scrcpy --tcpip=ipaddress:port
Download SNCPY at https://github.com/rom1v/sndcpy (ensure VLC is installed on your machine!)
Extract on the same location as SCRCPY
Ensure SCRCPY is now fully configured
Under Developer Options, scroll down and ensure Disable Permission Monitoring is selected!
Run SNCPY by typing in 'sndcpy'
DONE!
