How can I manage or organize all my Xbox games from a PC?

Hi Francia, thanks for the reply. If I want to use the PC Xbox app, how can I look at Xbox One games instead of PC games? When I navigate to "Games I Own" on this app, it shows one installed game, called Microsoft Solitaire Collection. Based on this, I believe this application is showing me my PC games on the PC I'm on, not my Xbox games (like the name of the app would suggest). I am not interested in PC games at all, just managing my Xbox One library from my PC (or phone).

Thanks,
Matt

You can manage them from the Xbox app.

It's not an organization PC, it's personal...

all of my Xbox games are installed to the same directory from the Xbox app (apart from those that don't allow a custom install path) and Forza is the only one having this issue.

I'm currently downloading it AGAIN and I'll see what happens installing it onto a different drive completely

Platoon is more like a clan. Gather all your buddies and manage things from there. You'll get more use from it if you are playing the PC version.

I'm not sure if you can organize people into permanent squads and then join a match. If you are trying to get 6+ people in the game, try to get a full squad into a game first. Once they get into one, have someone leave the squad and invite the others. They'll
be in his squad provided there are open spaces in the match. If they are on the opposite team, they'll be on your team and squad the next round.

WMC works phenomenally well on the Xbox 360 and when combined with the plug-in from MyMovies.DK I have a very organized television and movie library that is natively built into and fully integrated with Windows. My house uses the WMC extender more than
it plays games to be completely honest. I adopted the digital format over a decade ago for ease of streaming and to find that I now need to queue up things from a tablet/smartphone/PC running SmartGlass through the Xbox Video app seems a huge step backwards
and, frankly speaking, is less organized than being able to sit on the couch, fire up the Xbox, connect to the extender and have everything in a completely organized, easy to navigate interface that I can control with one remote.