XBox 360 - Homehub 2 issues (again)

I recently decided to give the Homehub 2 another go, my main reason for ditching it last time and reverting to the old hub was problems with my XBox 360, more specifically media sharing between my PC and the 360 (the PC is connected to the router via the Powerline adapters).
Previously I'd have to give everything a reboot, then the PC would show up on the 360, work for about 20 seconds and then disconnect. So this time (after reading some posts here) I decided I'd put the 360 into the DMZ, and now media sharing works fine whilst my 360 is on. However once I turn it off and back on it can no longer find the PC again, I reboot the router with the reset button and once it's back up I can connect to the PC again from the 360.
I find this quite odd that I have to reboot the router to establish the connection.
Odder still is my laptop which connects to my router wirelessly doesn't behave the same way, it remains connected to the 360 at all times. So something to do with the router and Powerline adapters? Any suggestions/ideas?

Yep I had a similar issue with that also. All computers and laptops are on windows 7 so the file sharing homegroup function didnt work.
On checking my router settings the DMZ had auto assigned to my PC's, so check your PC's/laptops are not in the application sharing and DMZ.
If they are remove the settings.
Now restart homehub, set the PC and laptops to always use this IP address and it should work.
It should lock them into that IP address and no application sharing and DMZ settings will affect those devices.
Let me know how it goes.
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I've rarely felt so insulted in my many years of retail work and patronage as I have felt today at Best Buy. As a former employee of the chain, both in retail and the Geek Squad, I am generally quite forgiving of any issues I have while shopping there.
The goal of my visit was to trade in my Xbox 360 to upgrade to the knew Xbox One. There was a promotion online to get some value out of my old system. The promotion was as follows:
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I had a mis-matched console, admittedly; it was a black elite with a 250 GB final Fantasy XIII hard drive. Since it didn't specify models, I thought I would still be eligible.
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Eventually the girl at the counter finished helping her customer then said (either on her radio or to another coworker) that she couldn't help "this guy" (I'm guessing me) because she had to go on her lunch break. It was at this time someone did say someone would be with me shortly. I waited a bit until I was told to go around the counter to Geek Squad. Then we moved to another station because the first one didn't work. Then that one had a pad problem so I had to go back around to where I started. A little annoying, but nothing too bad.
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I politely asked if there was anything we could do. Any sort of trade. She said "nope" and shook her head. Feeling a little miffed I asked if I apologized for being a bother and asked if I could speak to the supervisor. She curtly informed me that she was the supervisor. Her tone agitated me but I was aware I was on the verge of being one of "those" customers, but I asked to speak to a manager nonetheless. I wanted to get something for this console because I really wanted to spend my money at Best Buy and not have to go elsewhere. So she goes to the manager and explains everything to him. He comes out and asks how he could help. I explain that I really wanted to trade in the system towards an Xbox One like it was advertised in the ad online. This is where I completely lose it in my head.
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There is never a circumstance where it is appropriate for our associates and managers to be anything but respectful of you and our other customers. I apologize for your having to cope with such unprofessional behavior.
I was glad to read that your concerns have been taken care of, however. Please know that I'm grateful that you took the time to share your experience. If I can be of further help, please let me know.
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