Game bar in verified full screen games does not work when SLI enabled

Hi i like to use the xbox game bar to record and take screen shot in windows 10, some games the game bar works in full screen, like assassins creed origin. i have been having some trouble with it not working like it should when i have two graphic cards installed
(gtx 1080 ti) in SLI. i have to disable SLI to get the game bar working again in full screen. i can see this is a bug. since i have done just about every thing eles to fix this, from reinstalling windows to trying different drivers, changing security settings,
updating drivers, rolling back drivers, disabling other overlays, . if any one has a solution to fix this or i can report this as a bug that would be great.

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Home Button of X Box One controller makes screen flash.

Hi,

I have the same problem on my laptop with windows 10 creator update.

I think that it does this thing when game does not support "Game Bar" in full screen.

After I do not know if it activates a few things ...

When a game supports "Game Bar" game bar open and when a game not supports "Game Bar" screen have a flash screen.

I found this for "Game Bar" game support : List of games with Game Bar support for full-screen mode

I hope someone will be more for explanation why there is this "flash screen".

 

I can't find the Game mode switch

Follow the steps here for a possible solution:

Step 1: Check that the Game Bar and Game Mode are enabled in Windows 10

First, you need to double check that the Game bar feature is enabled in Windows 10. To do that, open the Settings app and go to Gaming -> Game bar.

There, make sure that you set the switch that says: Record game clips, screenshots, and broadcast using Game bar to On. Also, it is a good idea to enable the setting that says: Show Game bar when I play full screen games Microsoft has verified.

Step 2: Set and use different keyboard shortcuts for the Game Bar, that don’t involve the Windows key

Some games may block the use of the Windows key and therefore, each time you press it, it is ignored. As a result, if you press Windows + G to show the Game bar on the screen, nothing happens. Microsoft provides a way for you to set your own shortcuts, that
don't include the Windows key. Read and follow this guide to learn how to change the keyboard shortcuts for the Game bar and all its features: 2 ways to change the keyboard shortcuts for the Game Bar in Windows 10.

Step 3: Set your game to run in a window, instead of taking the whole screen

Most games for Windows run in full-screen mode and they don’t have built-in support for the Game bar and/or Game Mode. This is especially true for games that were developed prior to April 2017, when these features were first made available in Windows 10. However,
if you run them in a window, instead of full-screen, then you will be able to show the Game bar on the screen and use it to enable the Game More, take screenshots, record videos and more.

 

Hi,

Incorrect configuration setting is one of the possible reasons why Game bar doesn't appear in a full-screen game. To help you resolve this concern, we recommend that you perform the troubleshooting steps provided on the link below:

Troubleshoot Game DVR on Windows 10

If the issue persists, we strongly recommend that you send us a feedback. For us to further improve our services and investigate if this is really a bug that needs to address.

Notify us with the results, so that we can assist you further.