Gromitboy
Established Member
Hi all
This is an issue that has been driving me a little crazy to say the least. The shiniest new feature of the Xbox One as far as I'm concerned is the ability to stream to a Windows 10 machine so that you can play in other rooms. As soon as my Xbox updated I upgraded my laptop to Windows 10 to test it out, but I was immediately faced with the issue that the PC can't see the xbox on my home network (even if I enter the IP address manually). I have a standard BT Home Hub 5, so I was wondering if it's some kind of firewall issue. Has anybody come across this?
I've ensured that both the PC and the xbox are on the same wireless frequency and I've even given the xbox it's own IP address just to be sure.
Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in Advance.
This is an issue that has been driving me a little crazy to say the least. The shiniest new feature of the Xbox One as far as I'm concerned is the ability to stream to a Windows 10 machine so that you can play in other rooms. As soon as my Xbox updated I upgraded my laptop to Windows 10 to test it out, but I was immediately faced with the issue that the PC can't see the xbox on my home network (even if I enter the IP address manually). I have a standard BT Home Hub 5, so I was wondering if it's some kind of firewall issue. Has anybody come across this?
I've ensured that both the PC and the xbox are on the same wireless frequency and I've even given the xbox it's own IP address just to be sure.
Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in Advance.