How do I get my Xbox One S to connect to Xbox Console Companion App on Windows 10

Hey Urdain,

Thanks for keeping us updated. We recommend making sure that
Windows 10 is up to date. You can also check to make sure that the
Xbox Console Companion App is up to date. Also, we have a support article that provides some

troubleshooting for the Xbox Console Companion App. The section you want to look for in the article is labeled, "Why do I get an error when I sign in?". We hope this information helps Urdain!

I second the statement as well the aforementioned links are not addressing the question at hand. Which is how does one stream from their local CONSOLE to their Windows 10 PC in the "New Xbox App for Windows 10" which is replacing the "Xbox Console Companion"
app?

They have to be on the same network, sorry but that is the only way they can connect

https://beta.support.xbox.com/help/games-apps/apps-help/how-to-use-game-streaming-in-xbox-console-companion-app

Network connectivity: The Windows 10 PC and the Xbox One console must be on the same home network. Options:

• Wired - Ethernet connection (recommended for both PC and Xbox One console)
  
• Wireless - 802.11 N/AC wireless connection
  

You need to stream your console to your laptop (Has to have Windows 10) with The Xbox Console Companion app. Start the Xbox One, then start the Console companion app, then select the connect icon on the left side of the app, and your console should show,
just select it, and select stream, that will then stream your console to your laptop.

Hi warmereva29,

Thanks for your post. I understand you are looking to connect your Xbox One to your HP Stream on Windows 8. Unfortunately, the

Xbox Console Companion Appand
Xbox Beta App require Windows 10 as an operating system to operate properly. In order to connect the two, you must upgrade to Windows 10.

I hope this information helps.