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Presentation Control
Control Windows presentations wirelessly from your Android phone.
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About This App

Presentation Control turns your Android phone into a professional wireless presentation remote for your Windows PC.

Designed for teachers, students, trainers, business professionals, meeting hosts, conference speakers, and office users, Presentation Control helps you control slides, presentations, and mouse actions from anywhere in the room.

Connect your Android phone to Presentation Control Server on your Windows PC over the same local Wi-Fi/LAN network. Once connected, your phone becomes a clean presentation remote with slide navigation, touchpad control, mouse buttons, and presentation-focused shortcuts.

Presentation Control is built for real presentation workflows, whether you are presenting in a classroom, meeting room, office, training session, lecture hall, or conference environment.

Main features:

• Wireless Android-to-Windows presentation control
• Local Wi-Fi/LAN connection
• Automatic server discovery
• QR code pairing
• Manual IP connection
• Slide navigation controls
• D-pad controls
• Playback controls
• Presentation shortcuts
• Built-in touchpad and mouse remote
• Left, middle, and right mouse buttons
• Multi-touch gesture support
• Multiple presentation profiles
• Clean fixed control layout
• No cloud account required
• Privacy-focused local network communication

Touchpad gestures:

• One-finger movement for cursor control
• Double tap and hold for drag operations
• Two-finger tap for right click
• Two-finger drag for scrolling
• Three-finger tap for middle click

Presentation Control includes optimized profile concepts for popular presentation workflows, including:

• PowerPoint
• Google Slides
• LibreOffice Impress
• WPS Presentation
• Canva
• Generic Presentation Mode

These names are compatibility examples only. Presentation Control is not affiliated with or endorsed by Microsoft PowerPoint, Google Slides, LibreOffice, WPS Office, Canva, or their respective owners.

The Windows companion app, Presentation Control Server, handles connection management, QR pairing, server discovery, status monitoring, connection notifications, system tray support, and background operation.

Presentation Control is useful for:

• Teachers and educators
• Students
• Business presentations
• Meeting hosts
• Trainers and coaches
• Conference speakers
• Office users
• Classroom control
• Lecture halls
• Presentation rooms
• TV-connected Windows PCs

How it works:

  1. Install Presentation Control on your Android phone.
  2. Install and run Presentation Control Server on your Windows PC.
  3. Connect using automatic discovery, QR code pairing, or manual IP.
  4. Start controlling your slides and mouse from your phone.

Important:

• Requires Presentation Control Server on a Windows PC
• Phone and PC must be connected to the same local Wi-Fi/LAN network
• Windows Firewall permission may be required for the server
• Compatibility depends on the presentation software, browser, focused window, and selected profile
• This app is designed for presentation and mouse control, not full remote desktop streaming

Presentation Control gives you a clean and practical way to present confidently, move freely, and stay focused on your audience.

Presentation Control — your Android phone, your Windows presentation remote.

App Details

Platform

Android

Availability

Google Play

Updates

Supported

Use Case

Productivity

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Presentation Control Tutorial

This tutorial explains how to connect Presentation Control on Android with Presentation Control Server on Windows and start using your phone as a wireless presentation remote.

Requirements

Before starting, make sure you have:

• An Android phone with Presentation Control installed
• A Windows PC with Presentation Control Server installed
• Phone and PC connected to the same Wi-Fi/LAN network
• Windows Firewall permission allowed for the server if requested
• A presentation app, browser, or presentation file ready on your PC

Presentation Control Server for Windows:
https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9PM962732SFM

Step 1 — Install and open the Windows server

On your Windows PC, install and open Presentation Control Server.

The server helps manage the connection between your Android phone and your Windows PC.

The server can show important connection information such as:

• Server status
• PC IP address
• TCP port
• QR code pairing
• Connected phone status
• Connection activity
• System tray status
• Server notifications

Make sure the server is running before trying to connect from your Android phone.

Step 2 — Open Presentation Control on Android

Open the Presentation Control app on your Android phone.

The app can connect to your Windows PC using:

• Automatic server discovery
• QR code pairing
• Manual IP connection

For best results, keep your Android phone and Windows PC connected to the same local Wi-Fi/LAN network.

Step 3 — Connect using automatic discovery

Automatic discovery is the easiest method when both devices are on the same network.

  1. Open Presentation Control Server on Windows.
  2. Open Presentation Control on Android.
  3. Choose the automatic discovery option.
  4. Select your PC when it appears.
  5. Wait for the connection to complete.

After connection, your phone becomes a wireless presentation remote.

Step 4 — Connect using QR code

QR code pairing is useful for fast setup.

  1. Open Presentation Control Server on your Windows PC.
  2. Find the QR code shown on the server screen.
  3. Open Presentation Control on your Android phone.
  4. Choose QR code pairing.
  5. Scan the QR code from the Windows server.
  6. Wait for the app to connect.

Once connected, you can control your presentation and mouse from your phone.

Step 5 — Connect manually using IP address

Manual connection is useful if automatic discovery does not find your PC.

  1. Open Presentation Control Server on Windows.
  2. Copy the IP address and port shown in the server window.
  3. Open Presentation Control on Android.
  4. Choose manual IP connection.
  5. Enter the PC IP address and port.
  6. Tap connect.

Make sure the IP address and port are typed correctly.

Step 6 — Choose a presentation profile

Presentation Control includes profile concepts designed for different presentation workflows.

Available profiles can include:

• PowerPoint
• Google Slides
• LibreOffice Impress
• WPS Presentation
• Canva
• Generic Presentation Mode

Choose the profile that matches your presentation software or use the generic profile if you are not sure.

These names are compatibility examples only. Presentation Control is not affiliated with or endorsed by those software brands.

Step 7 — Open your presentation on Windows

Open your presentation file or web presentation on your Windows PC.

You can use Presentation Control with different presentation environments, depending on your setup, such as:

• Desktop presentation software
• Browser-based slides
• Office presentation workflows
• Classroom or meeting room setups

Make sure the presentation window is focused on your Windows PC before using the remote controls.

Step 8 — Use slide controls

Use the presentation remote screen on your Android phone to control your slides.

Depending on the selected profile and focused application, you can use controls for:

• Next slide
• Previous slide
• Start presentation
• Stop or exit presentation
• D-pad navigation
• Playback controls
• Presentation shortcuts

The fixed layout is designed to be simple and easy to use during real presentations.

Step 9 — Use touchpad mode

Presentation Control also includes touchpad and mouse control.

Supported touchpad gestures:

• One-finger movement — Move the cursor
• Double tap and hold — Drag operation
• Two-finger tap — Right click
• Two-finger drag — Scroll
• Three-finger tap — Middle click

Mouse buttons:

• Left click
• Middle click
• Right click

Use touchpad mode when you need to move the pointer, click buttons, open files, scroll pages, or control your presentation software from a distance.

Step 10 — Test before presenting

Before using the app in a real presentation, test the connection and controls.

Recommended test:

  1. Open the Windows server.
  2. Connect the Android app.
  3. Open your presentation.
  4. Focus the presentation window.
  5. Test next and previous slide.
  6. Test touchpad movement.
  7. Test left click and right click.
  8. Confirm that the selected profile works correctly.

Testing before your session helps avoid problems during a class, meeting, lecture, or conference.

Troubleshooting

If your phone cannot connect:

• Make sure phone and PC are on the same Wi-Fi/LAN network
• Make sure Presentation Control Server is open and running
• Allow the server through Windows Firewall if Windows asks
• Try QR code pairing
• Try automatic discovery again
• Try manual IP connection
• Restart the Android app and Windows server
• Check that the IP address and port are correct

If slide controls do not work:

• Make sure your presentation window is focused
• Check that the correct profile is selected
• Try the Generic Presentation Mode
• Make sure the presentation software accepts keyboard shortcuts
• Test with another presentation app or browser
• Reconnect the phone and server if needed

If mouse control does not work:

• Make sure the phone is connected to the server
• Check that the Windows server shows an active connection
• Try moving the cursor slowly first
• Test left click in a simple Windows window
• Restart the server if needed

Important notes

• Presentation Control requires the Windows server app
• Phone and PC must be connected to the same local Wi-Fi/LAN network
• Windows Firewall permission may be required
• Compatibility depends on presentation software, browser, focused window, and selected profile
• This app is designed for presentation control and mouse control, not full remote desktop screen streaming

Presentation Control gives you a focused Android-to-Windows presentation workflow: open the server, connect your phone, choose a profile, open your slides, and present with confidence.