[NeoCortex]

I had been running the latest build of Gotham, everything worked fine. I updated to Kodi Helix RC1 and did not change any settings in XBMC/Kodi or my router. After the update Yatse could not connect. At first it would not see it at all. Then I installed Bonjour and enabled the zeroconf option and it showed up in the list of XBMC/Kodi servers, but would still not connect. It would have the proper IP and port in the server list, but wouldn't prompt for a password when adding as a server and would fail at trying to connect.

In addition, the UPnP server no longer appears to be working. I have a Raspberry Pi running OpenElec in another room that previously had no problem running as a UPnP client for watching media off of my primary system. Now I no longer see my Kodi library when browsing UPnP devices. Even my other Windows PC no longer has it showing as a UPnP device on the network.

I'm running Windows 7 64-bit. Any ideas on what I need to do to get things working again?

[NeoCortex]

Just wanted to update that I got it figured out. It ended up being a problem with the Windows firewall. For whatever reason, it worked perfectly when I was running XBMC, but by switching to Kodi, Windows decided to block incoming connections to Kodi by default. Going into the firewall settings and granting access fixed it.

[hhman]

Maybe you didn't open the port but the application.
With the name change windows probably didn't recognize the update as an update but as a different program.
Could happen to a lot of other people including me, so thank you for the update.
Maybe should be added somewhere to the FAQ / Installation Notes.

[NeoCortex]

With the name change windows probably didn't recognize the update as an update but as a different program.

Pretty certain this is exactly what it was. What's odd is that when I first ran Kodi, Windows didn't bother to ask if I'd like to allow its traffic. It just defaulted to blocking it.