Problem with networking, xbox console, PC and phone app on wifi.

I also have the gmote app that allows my phone to control my pc using the same network. Now this app will no longer work, it can't find my network. This must have something to do with the connection between my phone and my network. I don't know what the
issue might be, my phone is connected to my wifi.

I am having the same problem. SmartGlass for Xbox 360 says it cannot find my console.

My Xbox 360 console is connected via Wifi. I have tried connecting with the Xbox 360 SmartGlass app via Windows 10 (2 different PCs - one Wifi, one wired), Android phone, Windows Mobile 10 and iPad.

I have tried restarting all of my networking equipment and devices multiple times.

The error I receive is 0xc00d11cd (0xc101000c) on the Windows 10 PCs.

The Windows Mobile 10 phone says Status code: 1012

I have tried all the suggested steps - making sure console is on, making sure I'm using the same Microsoft account, and I have the Connected Devices setting enabled on the console.

1. Your xbox - network connection wifi or lan? (if wifi then try lan and look if it resovle the problem)

2. Do you have another devices conected to network in the same time as your xbox (like pc, your mobile phone etc)?

(try to shut it down and look what happens if you xbox is the only device on internet. I speak from personal experience

When I am on xbox wifi and have my pc lan connected - then it slows my xbox down)

Well, your console has to connect to the Hotspot. The Hotspot only provides WiFi, and does not connect to devices itself.

Set up your Hotspot to be visible. If you use a smartphone as Hotspot, be aware that you can NOT use Bluetooth as tethering method. The phone needs to use WiFi to share it's cellular connection.

Some modern phones are able to bridge a WiFi connection, but usually, if you set up a WiFi hotspot on your phone, the connection to WiFi gets disconnected, and the phone connects to the Internet via it's cellular network, and shares that connection via WiFi.

Go to your console's network settings and let it search for WiFi networks. Does your Hotspot SSID (Network Name) show up in the list?

If not, check your phone settings.

If the SSID shows up on the console, connect to it, and provide the Password that the phone provides (or that you set up in your phone for the Hotspot).

Depending on your cellular data plan, it might not be permitted to use Laptops, PCs or consoles via cellular hotspot. In that case contact your phone provider.

Also be aware, that multiplayer through such a hotspot is usually problematic.

if you can connect your console to the ethernet cable you should do it, the you should try to connect your xbox to another wifi web, like your phone as a hotspot, then you will know if that problem is you xbox or the wifi network, if it's your console,
you take it to a microsoft store because it could a hardware problem