I Have Had It With This Stupid Mess!!

I am using a Windows 10 Computer with 8 Gigs of Ram and over a Terabyte of hard drive storage. And streaming my Xbox One over to it via the Xbox One App. The ONLY REASON I even keep this useless app around is so that I can record my gameplay. For as we all
know, 5 minutes is FAR from enough.

But I can't even do that now! The game and console still stream perfectly fine to my computer. No lag or any issues otherwise. Even the audio sounds great. However; the dang Game DVR feature Refuses To Work Now!! It keeps giving that infuriating messages "There's
Nothing To Record" or the "Can't record That Right Now. Try Again Later."

There are CLEARLY something there to record, and there is absolutely NO REASON for it not to record a game that I've recorded through it before! I recorded a 15 minute clip last week and now I can't even do ONE Second!. If I have an error with the console's
dashboard, then how am I suppose to record it to for tech support? The console's Error Report feature is an absolute joke that glitches up more than anything else!

All I want to do is record my gameplay and dashboard through this otherwise useless app, over MY NETWORK, and onto MY HARD DRIVE. How is this a difficult request in 2017?! IT'S THE ONLY CAPTURING OPTION I HAVE!

I've already tried the so called "Troubleshoot" page of this site. I've tried Disabling streaming, rebooting the console, re-enabling the streaming, restarting my computer, restarting my router, and every other possible thing I could think of! NOTHING IS WORKING!!!

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I have had it with this Live (dis)Service

Well, I picked up a Roku 3 on Friday. After spending the most pleasurable weekend in a long time, I wish I had gotten frustrated with MS Live a long time ago.

The Roku 3 is EVERYTHING I wish the xbox did as far as entertainment and user friendlyness goes.

• Its instant on. No boot up time, No delay. Its on. Period.
• Its quiet. No fan, no hard drive, no noise at all. Stealth, Fully.
• I don't have to pay $50 a year to have Microsoft shove advertisements all over my dashboard.
  
• Netflix, TWC, Youtube, Hulu, Weather. Its all FREE. The way it should be.
  
• I can re-arrange the apps the way I want. (No rearranging anything on xbox, not even pins)
  
• I can remove the apps I don't want. (no control at all on xbox's dashboard)
• I can add the apps I do want. (no control at all on xbox's dashboard)
• I won't ever have Microsoft burying my Netflix deeper and deeper in the UI in an effort to sell me their video service.
  
• There is NO moronic 4 digit code I have to key in to run Netflix like on the xbox.
  
• There is no need to log in.
• The quality, at least inside netflix and the TWC apps is better than the xbox.
  
• Better use of network! The entire weekend, not once, ever did it stop and buffer video like the xbox does all the time (they are plugged into the same network, same switch, I even swapped ports and wires to see if it changed, nope).
  
• You can listen privately to headphones (shuts off sound to speakers)! Great for the kids in the mornings I actually slept in!
  
• Its portable.
• I don't have to see a constant stream of "xxx has logged in" in my movies.
• Phones and tablets function as very useful remotes!
• Phones and tablets can send images and video right to the Roku! Can't wait for the next birthday party I can use my EyeFi to scrape jpegs right off my DSLR and onto my tablet wirelessly and then right to the Roku in real time
  

And the cool thing is, the roku is portable and can be taken with me on trips. I can easily plug it into the video system in the truck, use FoxFi app on my cell to give it internet and we got all the same entertainment (netflix, twc, history, PBS) at freeway
speeds

It does everything I want, nothing I don't and there is no yearly fee. Good grief what a breath of fresh air! If xbox live was like the Roku, can you imagine how happy Microsoft customers would be?

This one time payment of $99 removed another "need" for xbox live. And the xbox all together.

 

I have had it with this Live (dis)Service

Hey mate, can you please post that error message and code so we can better help you.

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What it sounds like to me is the security might need to be updated on the accounts, you would need to follow this link and click 'Manage your security info' and sign-in with the individual accounts to add security proofs and verify:

support.xbox.com/.../add-security-proof

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If you're still having issue signing-in and have done the above try deleting the profile from the console (profile only), clear the system cache 3 times, restart the console and re-download the profile.

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Delete and re-download profile:
support.xbox.com/.../profile-move-delete

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Clear system cache:
support.xbox.com/.../clear-system-cache

 

Hi,

To resolve your concerns with Game DVR on Windows 10, you can follow the suggested solutions on this
link.

For additional information, this link will show you the hardware requirements for Game DVR on Windows 10.

Let us know how it goes.

 

As I stated at the end of my original post; I've already tried the so-called "solutions" on the troubleshoot page.

I know you are trying to help, but please don't bother if you're not even going to read the post before commenting.

 

We appreciate your response. To further troubleshoot your concern, you can follow the suggested methods below:

Method 1. Reset your apps.

1. Press Windows + R on the keyboard.

2. Type msconfig, and then click OK.

3. On the General tab, click the Normal Startup, and then click OK.

4. When you are prompted to restart the computer, click Restart.



Method 2. Reset Windows Store cache.

1. Press Windows key + X on your keyboard. 

2. Click on Command Prompt (Admin). 

3. Type wsreset.exe, and then hit Enter. 

4. Close the Command prompt, and then launch Windows Store. 

5. Update the Xbox App in the Windows Store.  

6. If there is no option for you to update it, uninstall and reinstall the app. 

Let us know how it goes.