I have set my xbox series x as my home xbox and i have game pass ultimate but no other...

Make 1 of the Xboxes the "Home Xbox". When done make sure privacy and sharing preferences are set on the "Home Xbox" to share. After that all the games on the "Home Xbox" are accessible by any profile added to that "Home Xbox. The other (non "Home Xbox) has to have the game purchased under that 2nd Xboxes main profile or purchased as a gift from any profile and sent to a chosen profile to be downloaded when that profile signs onto their Xbox. I have an Xbox One X in my living room controlled by my 2nd account profile. I have a Series X in my game room "Home Xbox" controlled by my 1st profile. Example; I log on the Series X with that main profile and buy/download Division 2 with all expansions and passes. I then log on the One X with my 2nd profile (main for that One X) and buy/download Division 2 with out the expansion and passes. So now a family member adds their profile to the One X, if they own the Division 2 they can play it and as much of the content that I have purchased. To play the full version on the One X someone has to buy it for that console, However anyone else that logs onto the One X with their profile that doesn't own any of Division 2 content can't play it at all. They can launch it but it will direct them to the store. Now adding Ultimate Game Pass to the One X allows profiles to download and play any games available through game pass. Remember my Series X will allow any profile added and signed onto can play any games and use the Ultimate Game Pass to download and play from my Series X. One X has limitations for profiles due to that profile owners games owned and which games are in the One X. Confusing ........ ?

Hello, first it's a pleasure to be able to help you today.

My name is welcome to the community.

Hello Jonathan, you mention that you can't play co-op games, you tried to put your friend as a guest account, or your friend added his account to your console, because both ways work.

If your account is the main one on your console, for the second account to have access to the game, you will first have to download it using the account that has the subscription, and then the other account that is on the console will be able to play.

I don't know what procedures you've already tried, but do a reset on the console keeping games and apps, and the first account to be added on the console will have to be the account that has the active subscription.

Xbox One reset keeping Games:

Press the Xbox button to open the panel.

Select system > Settings > System > Console Information

Select Reset console.

Restore and maintain my games and apps.

Rest assured, you won't miss games or saves

Note: You need to know the email and passwords of your accounts when performing this reset.

Thanx for the reply. I have Xbox ultimate game pass. My query is I have the game for Xbox one and I have a series x console. Would that be the reason it’s not allowing me to play online.

Xbox Game Pass Ultimate works in up to two locations

a) The declared Home machine of the Game Pass Ultimate owner

b) Whichever machine the Game Pass Ultimate owner is currently logged into

In the case of b) , the Game Pass Ultimate does not need to be the active user. You could have two users logged in and while the owner is logged in, the other user on that non-Home machine will be able to play as well (or instead as long as the owner remains
logged in - active or inactive)

So you could give the Game Pass Ultimate to one son but get him to declare the other son's machine as his home machine.

There are gotchas

- the non "Home" machine must always be internet connected. No internet, no Game Pass Ultimate. The Home machine will always work regardless (but may need internet from time to time for confirmation)

- be careful with changing Home machine too often - there is a limit on how many times you can declare a machine as "Home" - 5 changes per year at the moment.

Xbox 360 and Xbox 1 (and PC) are treated separately ; so you could set up 2 x Xbox1 and 2 x Xbox 360 using the one Game Pass Ultimate account with one Xbox 1 and one Xbox 360 each declared as "Home".

A user can only be logged in to one Xbox 1 AND one XBox 360 (and PC as well) at the same time

I hope this helps.. For myself, we have an Xbox 1 X , an Xbox 1, and an Xbox 360 all with a single Xbox Game Pass Ultimate account. All can be used at the same time as long as I am logged onto the XBox 1 X (which is NOT declared as a "Home" machine and I
am the Pass owner)

I hope that this helps you

Hi,

Thank you for affirming, it's not just me.

Same deal. I upgraded from the original Xbox One to a Series X. I could manage games from both the Xbox app and Game Pass app to my original Xbox One. I put my Series X into service on 1/28/21. Apparently ,from what I have seen there must have been app updates to the Game Pass app.

Now as you said, I cannot manage or install Game Pass apps remotely from the Game Pass app to the Series X. However, it looks like the Xbox App can manage the Series X.

I also factory reset the original Xbox One and packed it up. I also removed my original Xbox One from the Devices tab on my account.microsoft.com page and made sure my Series X was set as my home xbox.

Pretty confident that this is not me nor you.

Figured I would mention I have the same issue and hope they fix it soon.

For what it is worth, you can filter games in the Xbox app on your phone to show Game Pass games along with optimized for SeriesX|S and platform as Xbox One. Then you can at least see the Game Pass games in the Xbox app and remote install them that way as a work around.