Control Xbox One freezes on Streaming - Windows 10

LeandroVista · May 25, 2016

Hello friends , I have a problem on the Xbox One Streaming in Windows 10. I use the Wireless Adapter control Xbox One.

Playing The Division after a few minutes the control freezes , stops responding . The game streaming continues normally , the sound of Chat with friends as well, however I can no longer control the character .

I have to close the streaming in the windows 10 and open again to return to normal play and control back to answer.

The control at any time is disconnected, as if the control service had stopped in streaming

Playing without party, I did not notice this problem only when the talk chat .

Someone went through it ?
Control is with updated firmware , Windows 10 x64 Pro Updated .

If you can help me .

Thank you
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NateJC123 · May 25, 2016

Xbox Streaming to windows 10

If im streaming my xbox one screen to my windows 10 computer, can I control it using my mouse and keyboard? If so, how?

CadillacCTS2004 · May 25, 2016

System Requirements

First I saw this

support.xbox.com/.../will-game-work-on-windows-10-devices

Now I see this

www.pocket-lint.com/.../134701-windows-10-xbox-one-streaming-what-you-can-and-can-t-do

What gives?

Mathieu Robitaille · Jun 12, 2016

I have found a workaround for this problem. If you can, simply don't connect the controller to your PC, let it connected to the Xbox One instead. When you start streaming, simply ignore the warning saying that no controller is being connected to your PC.
So, your input will be directly managed by the Xbox, not your PC. The problem seems to originate from the fact that The Division server is monitoring controller input in some way. and the extra latency put in from streaming the input from your PC to the Xbox
then to Division's servers causes the glitch. Though, for my workaround to be applicable to you, your PC must be in controller range from your Xbox. Hope this helps.

LeandroVista · Nov 2, 2018

Hello friend , thanks for the feedback.

You were the one !

I tried to support by ubisoft however did not give me much attention :

Look this link

forums.ubi.com/.../1456479-Problems-Streaming-The-Division-Xbox-One-in-Windows-10

The problem I turn the direct control on the PC is the device far .

I have to play on PC because my family watching TV in the living room .

I hope the ubisoft can fix it .

Thank you

LeandroVista

Hello friend , thanks for the feedback.

You were the one !

I tried to support by ubisoft however did not give me much attention :

Look this link

forums.ubi.com/.../1456479-Problems-Streaming-The-Division-Xbox-One-in-Windows-10

The problem I turn the direct control on the PC is the device far .

I have to play on PC because my family watching TV in the living room .

I hope the ubisoft can fix it .

Thank you

Mathieu Robitaille

I have found a workaround for this problem. If you can, simply don't connect the controller to your PC, let it connected to the Xbox One instead. When you start streaming, simply ignore the warning saying that no controller is being connected to your PC.
So, your input will be directly managed by the Xbox, not your PC. The problem seems to originate from the fact that The Division server is monitoring controller input in some way. and the extra latency put in from streaming the input from your PC to the Xbox
then to Division's servers causes the glitch. Though, for my workaround to be applicable to you, your PC must be in controller range from your Xbox. Hope this helps.

maxen

Are you trying to stream a game from Xbox 360 to Windows 10? That's not supported - the media center of old was for streaming videos and songs.

There is a way to stream Xbox 360 games to Windows 10, but it involved using an Xbox One and playing the backwards compatible Xbox 360 on the Xbox 360, then streaming the Xbox One to Windows 10.

Catherine Cus.

Hi,

One possible reason as to why you're encountering issues with connecting the controller while streaming using the Xbox app on Windows 10 is due to an outdated device driver. Other reasons are corrupted profile data and compatibility issues with the controllers
and your Windows 10 PC.

We suggest checking if there are updates available for your Xbox controllers on Windows 10. Refer to

How to update your Xbox One Controller on Windows 10 for the steps.

Note: Make sure to restart your console and your Windows 10 PC after updating.

Do get back to us with the results. We'd be glad to provide you additional assistance.

CosmicCraze

No, the Xbox 360 SmartGlass app is not compatible with Windows 10. However, Microsoft has a newer app called Xbox app that works on Windows 10 and provides similar features such as remote control, streaming, and social features for Xbox One consoles.

Control Xbox One freezes on Streaming - Windows 10