The "Find Roon OS" Function is Confusing

[Suedkiez (Just a fellow user like you)]

Just a small selection from what you get by searching for “Find Roon OS”

Roon Remote Can't Find Roon OS Core in Setup

Hi @Joe_Walkuski Are you still having issues here? Find RoonOS is specifically for RoonOS (ROCK/Nucleus) Cores. For a standard Linux install, there is no RoonOS configuration.

Unable to setup Roon core in Windows 10

That text says “Find Roon OS” and NOT “Find Roon Core” Roon OS is the operating system used in a Nucleus, or in Roon that has been installed on an Intel NUC using the ROCK installer. You are running Roon on the Windows OS, so naturally you won’t find an instance of Roon OS in your network.

Confused over what I need to install for Roon with PC as base?

If your core is on Windows then Find Roon OS is useless, as you are running Windows. That is for finding devices running RoonOS on a network as it is harder to get their IP numbers.

Adding Roon Devices

That’s sounds like your clicking on Configure Roon OS devices on your network, and as your not running Roon on a Nucleus or ROCK (which are running the Roon Operating System), that’s why it can’t find any. To enable connected audio devices goto … Roon → Settings → Audio