- I suggest use [Vcxsrv](https://sourceforge.net/projects/vcxsrv/)
After install, open XLaunch App (Vcxsrv) and, before start the X-Server, remember to untick 'Native OpenGL' and tick 'Disable Acess Control', as bellow:

At this point, the X11 Forwarding should be working, if you execute vlc on WSL, a X-Server window should appear running VLC's GUI.
But there is something missing, the WSL also doesn't support audio, so we have a tutorial for this too.
## Set up PulseAudio server.
As WSL doesn't currently support sound devices, we should install a PulseAudio server on Windows, you can find the binaries on link bellow:
If all goes to plan and all steps were done correctly, you can start the vlc on your WSL and both audio and video should work.
## Note: Build.
The build was done following the VLC's wiki however, to make this tutorial complete, I will show you the steps I used to build VLC in the Ubuntu 20.04 distro running on WSL2: