Remote features keep getting disabled

settings – devices and connections – remote features – disable PlayTo streaming

If you suspect someone has access to your account, you should immediately change your passwords and check your security settings in your Microsoft account and any other account you feel may be affected.

Secondly, you can disable remote play features on your Xbox by going to Settings>Devices & connections>Remote features. From there, you can toggle remote features or disable streaming features under the "Xbox app preferences" under the same tab.

Sounds like a neat feature. I will say getting the media player remote was a must for me to keep from having to use a controller.

Sorry, the text doesn't seem to be formatting correctly for some reason. Hear's some details from the router's settings if they help....

Features

Firewall Settings Enabled

SSID belkin.7b46

Security WPA/WPA2-Personal (PSK)

UPnP Disabled

Remote Management Disabled

WPS Disabled

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I'm going to give you some procedures that can help solve this problem: 1-Restart the Router: You can eliminate transient failures and improve your Internet connection by restarting your router.

Step 1: Unplug the router and wait at least 30 seconds.

Step 2: Then plug in the router and wait for at least 2 minutes.

Once your router and modem are successfully reset, you should be able to fix Xbox Remote Play not working issue. 2-Disable and re-enable remote features: When you face Xbox Remote Play not connecting issue, you can try to disable and re-enable remote features.

Step 1: Press the Xbox button and choose Profile & System.

Step 2: Go to Settings and choose Device & Connections.

Step 3: Under Remote Features, make sure the option to enable remote features is checked.

Or, you can uncheck the box to disable Remote Features and turn off your Xbox console. Then unplug the power cable, after a few minutes reconnect the cable and turn on your Xbox. When your console powers on, go to Enable Remote Features. 3- Reset the Xbox console
If the above method does not resolve the issue, you can reset the Xbox console.

Step 1: Open the guide by pressing the Xbox button.

Step 2: Then go to Profile & System > Settings > System > Console Information.

Step 3: After that, you can choose Reset Console and this will present you with three options. You can choose to reset everything or reset and keep your games. Choose the option you need and see if your issue is resolved.

Hope I helped and see you soon