connecting Xbox to pc wirelessly using home network (without cloud services involved) ?

P Arun · Dec 3, 2023

my Xbox console HDMI out port is not working. So, I used Xbox companion app (in older days) to steam my Xbox games to pc which worked pretty much well (because of connecting my Xbox and pc to the same network).

Then 2 years later Microsoft introduced the remote play feature in which it games can be played in mobile phones too through cloud services.

I have **** internet facility here and every time I login to the Xbox remote play feature it shows, "you have a slow internet connection". Is there any way to steam games through wireless home network without cloud services involved?

:)

ngocphi

Mind you authentication isn't the same as cloud

You go thru a server for cliud

Xbox remote play let's you sign into your xbox from anywhere lte wifi etc by logining into xbox services to provde remote access

Vs a console in cloud which is xcloud which requires a subscription

SwordofWhedon

Remote Play requires online authentication and no there is not a way to stream without it.

ngocphi

No you are misunderstanding what remote play is

There is 2 services

Cloud which requires an xbox gamepass ultimate collection and no installation regardless of platform even.xbox one

2nd remote play like ps just lower requirement but you need to install the game pc mobile etc

So if your speedtest is telling you the remote play is too slow you need to adjust your router and open the correct potts

XBF Javier R

Hello Darren,

We thank you for bringing this inquiry to our forum community, and understand that your Xbox One S console appears to not be connecting wirelessly to your home network.

If you have already attempted the steps provided through our Xbox One network connection support article, we suggest testing
the wireless capabilities of the console itself by testing to see if it can connect to a separate network connection, i.e. a hotspot or other wireless network.

If the console is capable of connecting to a hotspot or other network, but not your home network, then the current router hardware or firmware may be experiencing technical difficulties.

If the console is not capable of connecting to another network, the console would then be the cause of the problem and may involve
sending in the console for repair.

Try the above mentioned for us and then please feel free to let us know the results.

Best wishes!

XBF Javier R

Hello Moneyman,

We thank you for bringing this inquiry to our forums community, and understand that your Xbox One S console appears to not be connecting wirelessly to your home network.

If you have already attempted the steps provided through our
Xbox One network connection support article, we suggest testing the wireless capabilities of the console itself by testing
to see if it can connect to a separate network connection, i.e. a hotspot or other wireless network.

If the console is capable of connecting to a hotspot or other network, but not your home network, then the current router hardware or firmware may be experiencing technical difficulties.

If the console is not capable of connecting to another network, the console would then be the cause of the problem and may involve
sending in the console for repair.

Try the above mentioned for us and then please feel free to let us know the results.

Best wishes!

connecting Xbox to pc wirelessly using home network (without cloud services involved) ?