Project My screen

Well many people develop applications on windows phones and when they need to present it you a wide range of audience you might have a problem to show them all with some screenshots and get it over to a projector,it might be a little awkward .When you want to play some games like NFS,racing games on your mobile ,even watching some movies on you phone with that 4.5 inch screen doesn't feel good so here iam going to show you how to project that screen to your desktop and view the same thing that goes on your phone.

Firstly you need to download the software project my screen

After downloading the software it takes a few steps to install that on your personal computer, then open the software and connect your windows phone with a USB cable to the PC(unlock it and wait until it shows up the files on your phone) , then go to start and search for project my screen app (works for windows 7,8,8.1,10) open the app and then wait until you see a prompt on your phone screen to allow project my screen

(check the below photo)

Then click on Yes and then you can see the projected screen on your PC.

Shortcuts.

You can even customize the click events from the video below.

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