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Lorelei Feb 6, 2014 @ 7:46pm
Windows Firewall Killing Connection.
I've been having a heck of a time with this since I got invited to the beta. The PC's on my network are all on the same subnet, all talk to each other quite fine. With this in-game streaming however I was working for hours for it to stop denying connections from remote host. I decided to kill the Windows Firewall on my Win7 Host machine to see if it would connect and it did!

Now I'm left puzzled on what exception I need to put in there to fix this problem. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Nail-O's Feb 6, 2014 @ 8:41pm 
You can disable the windows Lan firewall without an issue or add an exception into the rules if you really feel you must have the Windows Firewall.
PorcupineGod Feb 6, 2014 @ 11:37pm 
Which version of the windows .NET framework are you running?

I had similar issues to what you are describing when I tried to stream content to an SMB share while I had Games for Windows Live installed on my gaming PC.

Try these: Update GFWL, Update .Net framework
If that doesn't solve your problem, try uninstalling GFWL to see if that helps (it was actually the Live Sign-in assistant that was messing things up for me).

I am having no problems with SMB shares with the newest GFWL, but I don't have the hardware to start streaming yet.
Lorelei Feb 7, 2014 @ 12:44am 
Originally posted by PorcupineGod:
Which version of the windows .NET framework are you running?

I had similar issues to what you are describing when I tried to stream content to an SMB share while I had Games for Windows Live installed on my gaming PC.

Try these: Update GFWL, Update .Net framework
If that doesn't solve your problem, try uninstalling GFWL to see if that helps (it was actually the Live Sign-in assistant that was messing things up for me).

I am having no problems with SMB shares with the newest GFWL, but I don't have the hardware to start streaming yet.

Thanks for the advice, unforunately no dice. I upgraded to the latest .NET framework and completely removed GFWL. I still have to turn off the windows firewall entirely to stream. I'm not sure what exception to put into the firewall to let the connection pass through.
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Date Posted: Feb 6, 2014 @ 7:46pm
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