Windows 10: Media Streaming On/Off

I use Windows 10 Home with all the latest updates.


I find it frustrating that every time I shut down my PC, the Media Streaming setting is re-set to Off.


Or, to put it another way, I find it frustrating that every time I boot my PC, I have to click through the old Control Panel to find, and re-set Media Streaming to ON.


Is there some way to get Windows to leave the Media Streaming setting to ON?

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Media streaming problems


Since I got the upgrade to Windows 10, Media player has been at best quirky at worse totally useless. Originally I could stream media to my televisions but any editing I did in media player was not reflected in the DLNA client on the TV, for example genres that had been deleted or changed still appeared in the list. I tried deleting the media player database with no change, I reinstalled media player and now I cant stream anything at all. The server shows up on my TV with the proper categories but the list is always empty. I have turned on streaming, shared the files and added them to the media player database. Since the primary reason for this PC is to stream media to TVs in my house I am very disappointed, is there anyone who might have another idea that I haven't tried ?

 

streaming media

It could be that the Flash Player in Edge was disabled after the update. We suggest that you enable it again and see if you are able to stream your media again. Here's how to enable the Flash Player in Edge:

• Open Edge.
• Click the "..." on the top-right corner of Edge.
• Select Settings.
• Click View advanced settings.
• Toggle the switch for Adobe Flash Player to enable it.
• Close the Edge browser window and open a new one.

 

Media Streaming DLNA no longer works after Anniversary edition upgrade

Hello,

Most of the DLNA servers can be fixed by reconfiguring it on your computer. So, I would suggest you to remove the DLNA servers from your computer and reconfigure it again to check if it resolves the issue.

If issue still persists, I suggest you to follow the steps below and check, if it helps:

• Go to system tray and click on network and sharing
• Select change advanced sharing settings at the left top of the screen
• At the bottom select All network
• Under media streaming, select choose media streaming option
• Under show devices on select customize from Xbox
• Uncheck the Use default settings and check mark make all of the media in my library available to this device
  

Post back if the issue persist. We’ll be glad to assist you further.

Thank you.