Chrome cast not showing up 






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Your router, modem, or gateway owner's manual or manufacturer should have instructions for enabling multicast. Disabling the Bonjour service if installed may help find your Chromecast device. The steps to do this differ slightly depending on operating system version.
After performing one or both of these steps, return to Step 2 above to find and verify setup of your Chromecast device. You might also try temporarily disabling or uninstalling anti-virus software to confirm that it is the source of the issue.
Do you have the Bonjour service installed? After getting off the phone with them, I decided to try reinstalling the drivers for my built in Nvidia Network card. Read on as we highlight the simply tweaks and fixes you can apply to get an underperforming Chromecast zipping along again. Bonjour is installed by some Apple apps e. I'd like to submit feedback about Chromecast. Shoot us an email at ask howtogeek. If you need help, please check with your service provider for instructions. Step 3: Confirm your Chrome browser is up to date. The Chromecast usually work only on 2.
I can't get Netflix to work on my Chromecast. - I reset chromecast and used a different computer because I had issues setting it up on my wife's computer. First attempt, via web page.
So I purchased a Chromecast yesterday and set up was perfect. I set it up using my Macbook Pro though, which of course was connected through WiFi. I have installed the Chromecast Extension and everything but when I click on it, it says No Chrome cast not showing up Devices Found. I haven't really messed with the router settings but could it be something wrong there. You need to, on your router, disable the block between devices seeing eachother, or between wireless seeing the wired side, etc. You need to, on your router, disable the block between devices seeing eachother, or between wireless seeing the wired side, etc. I finally got them to understand what it was and what it does and we looked over all the settings on my N600 which were all correct. We even reset the router to factory just to see and nothing. After getting off the phone with them, I decided to try reinstalling the drivers for my built in Nvidia Network card. I went to device manager, deleted my network card, rebooted windows, it reinstalled the default drivers for it and waalaa that fixed it. The browser plug-in should work without a problem, allowing you to use the device normally. It requires you to be on wireless because initial setup relies on a temporary ad-hoc connection being established. Glad you got it to work. I am little bit concerned that it is perhaps an incompatibility with certain WiFi adapters since in my case I am using two different windows installations on the same computer thus different drivers, antivirus etc. That said the computer worked fine for the initial chromecast setup, just not with the extension. Quote: Originally Posted by smeltn Well, I talked to Netgear about the issue and they said they didn't even know what a Chromecast was. I finally got them to understand what it was and what it does and we looked over all the settings on my N600 which were all correct. We even reset the router to factory just to see and nothing. After getting off the phone with them, I decided to try reinstalling the drivers for my built in Nvidia Network card. I went to device manager, deleted my network card, rebooted windows, it reinstalled the default drivers for it and waalaa that fixed it. The browser plug-in should chrome cast not showing up without a problem, allowing you to use the device normally. It requires you to be on wireless because initial setup relies on a temporary ad-hoc connection being established. Now this seems like it makes sense. I can ping between all devices but just because pinging can make it doesn't necessarily mean that the ports necessary for Casting can make it. I'm sure what's supposed to be on or off or whatever. If anyone has any insight - please do share. Quote: Originally Posted by DanCandy Now this seems like it makes sense. I can ping between all devices but just because pinging can make it doesn't necessarily mean that the ports necessary for Casting can make it. I'm sure what's supposed to be on or off or whatever. If anyone has any insight - please do share.