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I've attempted disabling all firewalls (both PC and anti-virus), disabling ipv6, rebooting the airport unit itself, but no luck. I'm not prompted with an error, however, as itunes is attempting to connect the airplay icon turns blue, and when it doesn't connect the icon turns gray again. On a sidenote, my old macbook connects without issue. Any ideas?

Thx Hackintosh. All software was up to date as of this morning, but I think the issue stemmed from the IP switching in my building. I finanlly stripped the express/utility completely off the box and reinstalled from scratch after doing a factory reset of the airport unit itself... and finally, eureka. Of course, doing this required resetting my apple machines to the updated airport address. I will say that if anyone wants to run both apple and PC machines on the same airport, set up the PC first and then link the apple machine(s) second. Way easier than the other way around.

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