![]() Other things of note: I use a VPN and I've still been able to see the other smart TVs and other shared folders on the network, but the same deal. I've tried to remove the device and re-add the device, but either the device isn't found by the PC or it disconnects again shortly after. Sometimes I have the option to cast my PC screen to the TV and cast media directly to the TV, but usually I don't because the device doesn't stay connected to the PC. When I go into Windows Media Player, both "Allow remote control of media" and "Automatically allow devices to play my media" are checked. Network discovery is on, media streaming is on, but they do turn off occasionally. Internet access has fine for the most part. I did an in-place upgrade, but the PC still disappears from the network intermittently, as does the PC's media server shares. I changed the network adapter, but the problem still persists it's USB connected to a desktop. Troubleshooter find nothing amiss with the adapter or drivers. I've done all the cmd tricks like winsock reset, but after reboot the problem goes away and comes back. ![]() I've edited group policy to allow insecure authentication. Workstation/Server/Computer Browser has been started/restarted, too. I've tried enabling SMBv1, made sure UPnP, Function Discovery, and SSDP services are automatic and started. UMS in particular doesn't find my LG TV when the TV is off, but it will find other TVs in the house even when they're off. I've been using Plex or Universal Media Server, which is just as spotty with broadcasting server shares. ![]() I can see other smart TVs and devices connected on the network, but I can't see this TV permanently or cast to it, nor can it connect to my PC's media shares. I can only do so at startup, then it appears to disconnect after a short certain amount of time. I can't see the TV on my computer either, as a media device or otherwise. I'm trying to share content over DLNA to my smart TV LG can see two other PCs in the house Windows 10/1909 and a Windows 7 but not my Windows 10 Pro PC, also 1909.
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