Can't see files on my xbox after homegroup was removed from Windows 10

Didn't see this anywhere in anyone else responses and it just worked for me after all else failed (windows 8.1). My computer for some reason didn't have my internet connection set up as the homegroup. Made my connection the homegroup and boom works like
a charm (a lot of the other stuff said here is still required like the xbox setting stuff). Just go to the network and sharing center on your computer (rightclick the wifi icon on the right of the taskbar) and click "homegroup" (bottom-left corner of the menu).
It will tell you if you don't have your connection as the homegroup there and will also give you a one-click option to make it the homegroup.

This thread came up in a search, so I thought I would share how I managed to get the xbox one to recognize media files in a Windows 8.1 computer. You need to add/share the media libraries to the homegroup. The steps are:

Goto Control Panel -> click on 'Choose homegroup and sharing options'

Select 'Change what you're sharing with the homegroup'

Ensure Pictures, Videos, and Music have 'Shared' selected, then click next. Click finished.

Xbox one should see the media folders now--at least it did for me. I don't remember having to go through these steps with Windows 7.

unfortunately this did not work for me. And now that I deleted it, I no longer have a way to set it up as a media server again. Now that Homegroup has been removed off the new Windows 10 update.

What game is this for? You talk of a laptop so I assume it's on windows 10? If it's on the Xbox you can get can't get rid of a game update. Once it's been updated it's updated. If it's on Windows 10 you can probably remove it from the programs file folder.

Create a notepad file with the following name:

"RepairGamingServices.ps1"

inside the file paste this text (if quotes):

"

Get-AppxPackage *gamingservices* -allusers | remove-appxpackage -allusers

Remove-Item -Path "HKLM:\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\GamingServices" -recurse

Remove-Item -Path "HKLM:\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\GamingServicesNet" -recurse

"

Then, to run, right-click on the file, and run as administrator. then restart windows. then you need to open the Xbox app from Windows 10 that will be warning you that you need to install an extra component for the app, accept and wait for the installation. After that, Microsoft guarantees that it will be possible to reopen and download Xbox Game Pass games on Windows 10.