no connection with Windows 10

Hi,

Let's isolate your case by answering the following questions:

1. Is your Windows 10 PC connected to a wired or wireless network?

2. Have you tried connecting your Windows 10 PC to a different network?

To help resolve connectivity issues with the Xbox app on Windows 10, check out any of the links below and perform the solutions provided:

Xbox app NAT type on Windows 10 displays "Teredo is unable to qualify"

Xbox app server connectivity on Windows 10 is blocked

Looking forward to your response.

Hi there Nor,

Thanks for the reply! Unfortunately, you will need to click the install to download any digital content for PC.

If you have a Windows 10 device, you can now use the Xbox app to connect to the Xbox Live service.

• Visit
  How to sign in to the Xbox app on Windows 10 for more info on the Xbox app, and also
  
  How to install Xbox games on Windows 10.

If you’re having problems installing the Games for Windows Live app, or connecting to the Xbox Live service, see

Troubleshoot Games for Windows Live connection problems.

For other gaming options, see:

• Where to download games for Windows 10
  

Hope this helps.

Well, I plugged into my router's lan ports 1 and 2, guess I could have used any of the 4, and after going through the set up schnurren referred me back to it worked very well! I thought it would set me up on my wifi again and that game play would be too
slow and unplayable... but, the pc and xbox did find each other and connect through my router! It didn't tell me anything, it just worked. Now, when I look at my connection it's wired.

Thanks to everyone for helping me out!

In the end, it worked fine using the ethernet through my router. And I did notice that my IP had changed automatically.

Depending on how your router is set up, it's possible that one LAN Port is configured for guest access, and can't communicate with other devices.

Please check your router configuration, that there is no guest network set up, and that devices can communicate on the LAN without restrictions.

When you connect both console and PC to your router, check that both devices are properly connected to the network, so that the PC and Xbox can properly access the internet.

On the PC, make sure that your PC has no third party firewall or antivirus installed. Windows 10 comes with it's own Firewall and Windows Defender Antivirus. Most third party antivirus programs need to be configured to allow Xbox game streaming through their
firewall. And since you are using a router to access the internet, the router already is your internet facing firewall. The Windows Firewall would only protect you from attackers that are already locally connected inside your network.

When you say your PC "doesn't recognize it", do you mean the PC doesn't recognize the Ethernet connection, or the Xbox in your home network?