Hello,
Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.
I understand that you want to remove the Wireless Projection Banner from the screen as it keeps popping when you open a browser. May I know, if the PC is still connected to the wireless display when you are using the PC?
Also, you can try clicking on the PIN icon next to the
Settings icon on the banner to unpin it.
However, as per the section Wireless projection experience in the article
what's new in Windows 10, version 1809, the banner is designed similar to remote desktop connection where it will be removed when the wireless display is disconnected.
Hope it helps.
Regards,
Prakhar Khare
Microsoft Community – Moderator
Hi Prakhar,
I am having the same problem. This banner is very intrusive and, since you can't move it away from the top of the screen, it makes accessing browser tabs, ribbon options, etc. very difficult.
On top of that, and what is most frustrating, is that if you disconnect using the Action Center > Connect option, as is my habit from previous versions of Windows, the bar becomes "stuck" at the top of the screen. Because nothing is connected, it can't
be unpinned and there's no "close" option anywhere, so it's just permanently stuck there. The only way to remove it is to restart the computer or end the process in Task Manager. This can't possibly be the intended functionality for this, can it?
I'm sure the intention was to have this bar make things more convenient, but it has done just the opposite. Its placement is very much in the way as most controls for most windows are at the top, exactly where this bar covers. While the ability to unpin
is a step in the right direction, having it stuck at the top and having no way to disable/turn off the setting has become a large source of frustration, especially since I use Miracast daily.