Virtual display driver 2.1

Virtual display driver by Awind, Inc. is a system-level component that creates a software-based display adapter on your computer. It enables screen mirroring and extended desktop over a network to compatible Awind-powered receivers and presentation devices, letting you add a virtual display without connecting a physical monitor.

Key capabilities:

• Supports duplicate and extend modes using your operating system’s standard display settings
• Facilitates wireless presentations and multi-screen setups in classrooms, conference rooms, and digital signage
• Runs transparently in the background once installed, with minimal user interaction required
• Integrates with Awind’s wireless presentation software to provide smooth, reliable casting

Typical usage includes presenting slides to a projector while keeping notes on a private screen, extending workspace to a virtual display during meetings, or mirroring content to shared displays across a room.

Installation usually requires administrator privileges. The driver is commonly installed alongside Awind’s sender software and can be disabled or removed if a virtual display is no longer needed. Compatibility depends on your operating system and the specific Awind solution in use; consult your deployment documentation for supported versions and device requirements.

Virtual display driver is developed by Awind, Inc. and is used by 1 user of Software Informer. The most popular versions of this product among our users are: 1.0 and 2.1. The names of program executable files are APITest.exe, VirtualDisplayDriverControl.exe.