Xbox App wont detect when the consoles turned on

Hey there guys!

So when im trying to stream my console to PC the PC can no longer tell if the console is turned on, it can tell it to turn on, but it says it failed and it actually did turn the console on, this has been happening since the recent update, it worked fine
before that. Oh and the quality, i used to be able to just plug in my Ethernet and share my PCs connection to it so i could stream without lag with the console still having a connection, but in a update they seemed to have allowed the console to be connected
to Ethernet and wireless simultaneously! This is stupid cause i have to have the pc on a connection so the app works, and the Xbox doesn't do much without one either. I refuse to forget the wireless network cause i dont want it to ask me the password again.
I wouldnt have a problem with this except the console and Xbox app use the wifi to stream, which is no where near fast enough, although the cable is, it used to work fine but then they made it connect to both.

Summary:

• Why does the Xbox app not detect when my consoles turned on?
• How do i make it detect when its on?
• How do i make my console ONLY use wireless or ethernet, one at a time instead of both?
  

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Bug: Xbox App cannot turn on Xbox if you turn the Xbox from within the console's menu

First let me say that this Xbox app streaming capability is a dream come true. I have played Xbox in my bed, in random rooms of the house, and even in the bathroom. I'm posting my findings in the forums to help improve the software. Let me know if there's
a better place to submit these issues.

If the Xbox One's power mode is set to "instant on", and you turn off the Xbox from the "More->Turn Off" option in the Xbox App for Windows 10, the Xbox App detects when the Xbox One has completed shut down, so the "Turn Off" option changes to "Turn On,"
and the Xbox One can be remotely turned on Again.

Issue: However, if one is streaming via the app, holds down the Xbox One controller's home button until the shutdown menu appears, and selects "turn console off," the Xbox app disconnects the streaming, but doesn't detect when the Xbox One has turned off.
Therefore, rather than revealing a "Turn on" button, the Xbox App only shows a "connect" button next to the name of my Xbox One. So when I click on "connect," the Xbox app fails to connect and asks me to make sure the Xbox One is still on and connected to
the network.

The current workaround is to close the Xbox App and open it again, so that the "turn on" option becomes available again.