Xbox One disconnects from Live when using YouTube, Twitch, etc

Hello,

I have my Xbox 360 and Xbox One connected to the same wireless network in my home. The 360 has no problems connecting and staying connected to YouTube for extended periods of time. When I use my Xbox One, it disconnects from Live after a few minutes and
asks me to check my network connection. Every time, I am able to reconnect without any issues. But after a few minutes, it disconnects again.

2 Xboxes, same network, only one is having issues. I've looked at and tried some of the disconnection suggestions, but if one Xbox connects fine, why is it an issue with
my network that the newer, shiner, Xbox One can't keep a connection?

When I run a Detailed Internet report from Xbox One this is what I get:

Download Speed: 3.70 Mbps

Upload Speed: 0.64 Mbps

Download Packet Loss: 0%

Upload Packet Loss: 3%

MTU: 1480

Latency: 112 ms

Wireless Strength: 85%

Please help,

Thank you

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X1 Desperate Help !!

I've tried both without success. Something interesting to note would be that I've just been watching twitch using smart glass to control my Xbox. When I was watching using my controller, it would disconnect from live constantly.

 

Twitch not work again

I'm having same issue, tried deleting user profile from twitch app, uninstalling twitch, reseting stream key and then trying to disconnect xbox one from twitch under connections ( unable to remove xbox one keeps saying successfully disconnected from xbox
one, but then refreshes and still says connected) all this and still issues off not able to watch channels. and now i cant even broadcast either because everything is messed up from reseting stream key and unable to disconnect under connections on twitch
site so now when i broadcast it says i dont have gold.. when i do.

 

I took my Xbox One upstairs and was able to hook it directly into the modem. It worked liked a dream. The issue has to be with the wireless. I'll start looking through those support stickies again.

If anyone knows what I should try, please help.

Thanks.

 

Its hard to figure out the issue straight a way like this with no info whatsoever.

Basically there are 2 things that might be happening either the signal is inadequate which is really unlikely or the issue might be with ports.

So lets presume its the ports, which is a lot more likely so try to portforward, upnp or dmz the router. If upnp already is enabled try to turn it off and then turn on.