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Connect your Android device to your PC via USB so you can enter commands.On PC, open the “scrcpy” unzipped folder and launch “adb.exe.”.Connect Android and your PC or laptop to the same Wi-Fi network.“Wireless Debugging” (not USB) also needs turned on. For Wi-Fi connections, ensure that your Android device has “Developer Mode” activated and “USB debugging” on (see instrucitons at the beginning of this article.).

That’s it! The scrcpy window appears, showing the screen of your Android device using USB.If your mobile device asks you whether you should allow USB debugging, tap “Allow.” To prevent this pop-up from appearing in the future, you can also tap “Always allow from this computer.”.To continue, first click “More info,” and then choose “Run anyway.” Depending on your security settings, Windows might notify you that you are about to run an unrecognized app.Double-click the “csrcpy.exe” file from the scrcpy folder to start it.Connect your Android device and computer using a “USB cable,” or for Wi-Fi setup, skip to “Step 15.” 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.