Windows 10 Xbox Party Chat Not Working

I did an update for AVG today and ever since i have been receiving the error code [0x807D0106] when trying to join a party, I have tried to uninstall AVG with no luck.

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Party Chat not working on Windows 10

Well, the Xbox App has been a huge disappointment. It's slow, buggy, and now, party chat also doesn't work. Here is an insight on what happened / what I did to try to solve it:

- Since Windows 10 came out, I've not had a single problem with party chat. I did move and get a new router, but all was fine up until around a month ago, where suddenly whenever I joined a party, I would get the error code: "Your network settings are blocking
party chat. Error Code: 0x89231806"

I have tried:

- Changing my NAT type from Strict to Open

- Enabling / Disabling UPNP

- Resetting the router

- Validating that my teredo address is obtained

And yet still, nothing seems to work. Xbox Live Chat support told me that if enabling my UPNP didn't work, I should come here and request help. So can anyone give me a hand?

 

Party Chat not working on Windows 10

So I ran into this problem and I ran into it again. It is quite annoying. This is caused by your windows firewall settings basically the ones that are set in the windows settings. This is can also be caused by your antivirus software, and it can also be
caused by VPN services. Change the xbox app to being trusted and figure out which inbound or outbound connection your PC is blocking and that will fix the problem asap. Otherwise start here!

Solution 6: Windows services required for Xbox Live multiplayer and party chat have been changed from their default values

There are four key services that are required for Xbox Live multiplayer and party chat to function on Windows 10. If any of these services have been disabled, you will need to re-enable them in order to use Xbox Live party chat and multiplayer systems.

Check to make sure the required Windows services are enabled:

Enter Services in the search field on your toolbar (Cortana).

Select Services from the search results.

In the Services application, check the Startup Type for the following services to ensure they are set to their default values:

IKE and AuthIP IPsec Keying Modules, Startup Type: Automatic (Trigger Start)

IP Helper, Startup Type: Automatic

Xbox Live Auth Manager, Startup Type: Manual

Xbox Live Networking Service, Startup Type: Manual

If any of the services have been altered from their default values, you can configure them back to their default values:

In the Services application, double-click the service name that has been altered.

In the Service properties window, select the Startup type drop-down list and select the default value for the service.

For example: If the service startup type’s default value is Automatic and the startup type has been changed to Disabled, you will need to change it back to Automatic, and then start the service. To start the service, under Service Status, select Start.

There are some applications that reconfigure PC settings in order to try to optimize PC performance. Some of these applications will disable Windows services as part of their optimization processes, and in doing so may reconfigure one or more of the four
services listed above to be disabled. If you use one of these PC optimization applications, make note of any service configuration changes it makes, as you may need to revert those settings in order to use Xbox Live party chat and multiplayer systems.

Solution 7: Teredo server name is set to an invalid value

In order for Teredo to function normally, it needs to be configured to use a valid Teredo server. If the Teredo client on your PC has been configured to use an invalid server name, it will need to be reconfigured to a valid Teredo server name to function
correctly.

Check to see what Teredo uses as a server name:

Right-click the Start icon, and then select Command Prompt (Admin).

To check the server name Teredo is using, run the following command from the Admin command prompt:

netsh interface Teredo show state

The default value for the server name parameter on Windows 10 is win10.ipv6.microsoft.com.

If a different value is displayed and Teredo is unable to obtain an IP address, you may need to revert the setting back to the default value. Run the following command in the Admin command prompt:

netsh interface Teredo set state servername=win10.ipv6.microsoft.com

 

Hey RTHREECKTWO! I would suggest filing a feedback bug for that error through our beta app. I'll be happy to get the item routed to the individuals that handle this for parties.