On your device, open Device Portal using your HoloLens' WiFi address.At the bottom of the page, copy your Ethernet IP address.Go to 'Update & Security' > 'For developers.' This is the same place you enabled Device Portal.

Go into the Settings app on the device.In the Settings app on the device (This method only works for HoloLenses running Windows Holographic version 21H1 or higher, with 'Device discovery' toggled ON.) Connect your HoloLens 2 to your PC with a USB-C cable.

If your HoloLens 2 is running Windows Holographic version 21H1 or higher, go to 'For developers' in the Settings app and make sure that 'Device discovery' is toggled ON.

If you are using a HoloLens 1, we recommend connecting to your PC using WiFi. Instead, we recommend connecting with UsbNcm, which is supported by default on HoloLens 2. If you still wish to use IpOverUsb, check the 'USB Device Connectivity' box during Visual Studio installation, which isn't checked by default. IpOverUsb is no longer recommended per new browser standards as it requires the use of port 10080. You can ignore this certificate error for now and continue.

The browser will display the following message: 'There's a problem with this website's security certificate' because the certificate, which is issued to the Device Portal is a test certificate.

Using the 'What's my IP address?' voice command.

Going to Settings > Network & Internet and selecting Hardware properties.

Going to Settings > Network & Internet > Wi-Fi > Advanced Options.Look up your device's IP address by either:.Leave the Settings app at the PIN popup until you enter the PIN into Visual Studio during your first deployment. If you're setting up Windows Device Portal so you can deploy apps to this HoloLens over USB or Wi-Fi, select Pair to generate a pairing PIN.Please ensure that you are an admin on the device. If you're in multi-user and not an admin, the ability to enter Developer Mode may be grayed out.

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