Windows 10: Media streaming is not turn on

OK I have posted this issue several times.

The last 2 Windows update is interfering with media streaming from my PC to my Xbox.

My Xbox was able to detect my PC as I set it up as a media server so that I can stream movies from my PC to my Xbox to watch on my tv but after an update about 2 weeks ago, it won't show up anymore.... not on my console or my mobile phones.

And the latest update I got just now, I thought it will fix the problem but instead, now I totally cannot turn on media streaming. When I click on the "Turn on media streaming" button it just turn grey and nothing happens.

So now this is probably the 4th or 5th time I am asking.... pls fix this problem Microsoft... pls come up with an update that actually fix stuffs.

:)

 

media streaming will not turn on

I need to turn on media streaming so that my camera can send photos to my PC using the home wireless network. (The camera maker's software tries to turn on media streaming itself as part of the install process, but the install fails because media streaming
could not be turned on. So I'm trying to turn on media streaming manually.)

What happens when I try to turn media streaming on:

• In admin account, I open the "Media steaming options" settings, which says "Media streaming is not turned on". The OK button at the bottom of the dialog is grayed out.
• I click the button that says "Turn on media streaming".
• The cursor turns into a blue donut that spins momentarily as if waiting while something is happening. Then it goes back to being a regular cursor.
• The button still says "Turn on media streaming". The settings dialog still says "Media streaming is not turned on". The dialog's OK button is still grayed out. In other words, it did not turn on.

System:

Windows 10 Home (64-bit) on Dell 660s. Security software at the moment is only Windows Defender + Firewall (default settings). This PC was originally running Windows 7 and was upgraded to Windows 10 about two months ago. Media streaming
DID work until the upgrade to Windows 10, so I don't think it's a hardware problem.

What I've tried so far, with no success:

• Going to %userprofile%\Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Media Player and deleting the
  .wmdb files.
• Opening Windows Media Player and selecting Stream -> Automatically allow devices to play my media.
• Running services.msc and making sure that the settings are
  as shown in #3 here.
• Running services.msc and verifying that Windows Search Indexing is enabled (set to Automatic).
• Doing a
  clean boot and trying to turn on media streaming.
• Removing Windows Media Player from Windows (via option 1 as shown here), rebooting, and reinstalling it.
• Installing Dell SupportAssist and having it look for/install updated drivers.
• Having Dell SupportAssist run a hardware checkup (no problems found).
• Running various troubleshooters built into Windows 10 (no problems found).
• Creating a HomeGroup and setting this PC to share pictures.
• Creating a new Windows user account and trying to turn on media streaming from within that account.
• From inside settings, "Reset this PC" to reinstall Windows. Then, doing 1-11 again.
• Saying "pleeeeeeeeeeease" to my computer.

 

media streaming not turning on


I am trying to include a Bravia TV in the list of devices with which I can share media from my Desktop computer.. When I click the "Turn On Media Streaming Button" on my Desktop computer nothing happens. I also have a Surface Pro3 and the button works normally on this and streaming to the TV is enabled from the Surface Pro. Sharing between the Desktop and the Surface Pro works normally in both directions. Any ideas for a solution?

 

Turn on media streaming permanently

Could you try the steps in the following article?

Media streaming not working or turned on in Windows 10

http://www.thewindowsclub.com/media-streaming-n...

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