Can't connect to my wifi because something about MAC filtering

Tried everything and it's not working. The console sees the wifi and tries to connect to it but it always fail saying that it cannot connect to that wifi. MAC filtering isn't doing anything and neither is IPV6.

Weird... so it can't even see your network (what about other networks, neighbours?) Do you have any mac address filtering enabled (prevents you connecting unless your mac address is on the list)

Why did you change the MAC address? Is your network behind a MAC filter, or are you attempting to use the Wifi in a hotel or something?

In any case, go back to the "Alternate MAC Address" settings and choose "Clear". Your console will reboot. I believe this should reset it back to default.

If you are having network connectivity issues, I suggest taking a look at this article: http://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-one/networking/connection-solution

If you check the configuration of your router, you might find a setting where you can set up the WiFi network to only allow certain devices according to their MAC address.

Depending on your router model, you might find that setting under the WiFi settings or the security settings.

I recommend to disable MAC filtering.

If you didn't have MAC filtering enabled in your router, the console might erroneously detect that. Try to connect the console through an ethernet cable for testing purposes. If that works, disconnect the cable, and try to search for WiFi networks again.

Make sure that you enter the passphrase for your WiFi correctly, as this is not a password that denies you access to the WiFi, but is instead a passphrase used to decrypt the encrypted WiFi traffic. So you could still connect to your WiFi with a wrong passphrase
on some routers, but the console will only receive encrypted data garbage.

Went through the "error connection solution" process several times, wired and wireless and I don't have mac filtering turned on. All with the same result; that there must be an issue with my service provider. Which isn't the issue because I work for the
provider and I know nothing has been altered at that end and all my other devices, both wired and wifi are working fine.