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Yes. When I set them to work for the UMS service, still not working.

I literally just did that. Those 2 inbound rules. There were no outbound rules, so I created one each for UDP and TCP. In both the outbound and inbound rules, I chose Programs and Services -> Services Settings -> Apply to this service -> Universal Media Server.

As you can see from the provided image, the firewall has settings for TCP and UDP for ALL PORTS allowed for wrapper.exe

Obviously the service is running. I just said that it is working with the firewall down. And Window's firewall doesn't care about ports. All it does is either allow, or deny, an application access to the public, or private, network.

It is the correct wrapper.exe. C:\Program Files (x86)\Universal Media Server\win32\service\wrapper.exe. And it worked, when I disabled the firewall.

I added wrapper.exe to the Firewall, restarted the service, but it still is not showing up for my Roku, or VLC for Android.

Recently I had issues with Plex that I could not find a solution to, so I went looking for an alternative. That is when I came across UMS. I am running UMS 7.0.1 on Windows 10 Pro 64bit. I have been running the application in "run at Windows startup," but I want for the server to start without a ...