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Yep - absolutely - I didn't think UMS was to blame to be honest as that worked, and continues to work on other items in the house.
Ill go hassle MS Support - although they probably wont know anything about it really.

Take care, thank you for all your help and suggestions

I agree, its really odd. I've just gone onto my home router and it hasn't even been setup for IPv6. The Xbox def says its running IPv4, and I've set up a static address, but its still showing as IPv6 in Windows.
I may email Microsoft as its really funny all this happened after their latest Xbox ...

Sorry what I should have said is that my Xbox One is definitely running on IPv4 - IPv6 isn't even displayed on the network settings.

Lol I'm back again.

Ok, having checked my Xbox one it is definitely running on IPv6 with the IP address I mentioned before, there is no mention of IPv6.
But for some reason on my Windows 10 PC, under media streming the Xbox has been assigned an IPv6 address.
I tried disabling IPv6 on my network ...

Thanks again for the reply.

That would explain why I can't see the Xbox. I don't recall ever setting the Xbox to run on IPv6 - wonder if the MS update a few days ago has done something with my settings.

Regardless thank you for the explanation, at least now I know what changes I need to look into ...

Hi SubJunk, thank you for the reply.

I read that in one of the other posts before posting here - I've set it to the correct interface which in my case is Internet Ethernet Connection (192.168.1.133).

I have noticed one other thing, which may or may not be an issue, when I go into media streaming ...

Good evening,

Apologies if I seem a little daft :) - but I first installed UMS a few weeks ago and it ran perfectly fine on my Xbox One X, which I have connected up to my tv in my lounge. Installed, launched and it ran like a dream. However, a couple of days ago I updated to the latest version of ...