Deleting my things off of someones console

I have my profile logged into someone else's xbox one console and when I bought and downloaded some games they appeared on their console as well. I don't want them to have my games so is there any way to delete my profile and games off of their console
without having access to it?

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Game DVR auto deleting ?!

I did the off automatic upload thing but its auto deleting !!!! this is my console & i want to store thous videos on it why it is auto deleting theeeem !!!!

 

Clip Captures Auto-Saved to Console?

I captured a 2 minute clip last night while playing PUBG, and this morning when I went to view it, it buffered/stopped a few times while playing. This told me that I was viewing the clip that had been uploaded to xbox live, and that's what I was watching. I figured I didn't need it on there, and I could just view it straight from the console to eliminate the frustrating buffering issue. When I went to delete, it asked me "Delete from Xbox Live, your console or both?" Since it always asks and gives me the option when I delete clips, I assume that there is a copy on my console and on XBox Live. I selected XBox Live and it deleted it, but now I can't find it on my console and I'm afraid it never actually was on my console...though if that's the case, how did it go back to capture the clip in the first place? If someone could shed some light on where my clip is hiding on my console (if it even is), that would be great. Thanks


DAVE G

 

It sounds like your home Xbox setting is setup on their console. If you change the home xbox setting to your console, then that will stop the games being installed and also stop them playing it. You cannot delete the games from their console, but changing
the home xbox will prevent them from playing them.

You should also change the password to your Microsoft account, that way they won't be able to log in on your account to change the home xbox back to their console.

 

This page here can help.

My Home Xbox Setting on Xbox One | Share Your Xbox One

 

Hello!

Change your password, switch your home Xbox to yours, and if you go to account.microsoft.com there's a tab for Devices, you can remove it as an authorized device. That should do the trick.