Halo Reach Stuttering After Enabling FPS Counter On Xbox Game Bar

Unfortunately this is a problem with Game Bar's coding, so the only thing we can do is wait until it's fixed. The workaround for this is to disable Game Bar entirely and use other software to check the FPS like MSI Afterburner + RivaTuner Statistics Server.

Hello Thalia,

Thanks for coming to the forums. We understand having issue accessing the FPS setting. Here is a

thread that explains how to get and access the FPS setting. Try this and let us know the outcome.

Thanks,

Brad

Hi Mark,

I'm assuming you are running Windows 10 Home and not Windows 10 Pro since Home does not have access to the section, Local Users and Groups.

I found a thread on how to get this resolved for Windows 10 users that involves using some commands but the instructions are very well written out and a link to the original source is also provided: Xbox
Game Bar - How to enable FPS counter on Windows 10 HOME

Let us know if this helps!

Hi Mark,

To use the FPS counter over your game, there are a few one-time steps you might need to take.

Important You’ll need Xbox Game Bar version
3.34.11002.0 or later to use the FPS counter.

1. Press Windows logo key + G to open Game Bar, then select Overlay menu > Performance.
2. Choose the FPS tab, then press Request access.
3. Follow the prompts, then restart your PC for the changes to take effect.

When you launch a game, the FPS counter will be ready and waiting in the Xbox Game Bar.

I hope this helps!

Game bar still has strange color bug and unreadable letters in performance (Beta) menu when change from Light to Current Windows theme.