Creating xbox party on windows desktop is missing

Hi there,

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Open the xbox app on windows 10 by searching for "Xbox" in the start menu. Click on the cogwheel settings icon on the left. In the general tab, scroll down to party and check that the correct microphone and speakers you want to use are selected. In the top
right corner, select the party icon to open the party bar, on the right side of the app. Select start a party, then select onvite and then Invite to party to add friends to the chat. Select party options to lock the party to invite only, mute the chat, or
alter settings.

Hello NaanW95,

Thank you for posting on the Xbox forums. We understand that you are interested in learning how to create a shortcut on your desktop for your Xbox Game Pass games. The simplest way to
create a desktop shortcut for your favorite program is to right-click on its .exe file and select Send To > Desktop (Create
shortcut). You will see that its shortcut has been
created on your Windows desktop. You can also locate the file in your apps list and click and drag the file from your apps list to the desktop. Be sure to let us know the results
NaanW95!

I too am not able to join or start a party on my Windows 10 Xbox App. Every time I click to join or start a party, the Xbox App crashes and goes back to my desktop home screen.

The Windows Gamebar can only record one Window at a time or one full screen game at a time.

To record 'Many Windows' or the Windows Desktop will require a third party software application.

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* Original title: Can An Xbox One Be Used As A Windows 10 Desktop?

Since I recently got an Xbox One S, I'm now thinking about turning my old Xbox One into a Windows 10 PC. Here's the link to the discussion I created about this, as it has more information about the subject:

"Can I Turn An Xbox One Into A Windows 10 Desktop PC?"

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us...-desktop/b26064f2-9b5b-4a61-92d6-6feceb8a54fb