my pc WHAT A PIECE OF **** UUUUUUUUUUUUUUSPY ???????????????????

its all been set up properly.. i dare not even run the xbox in full HD mode as its struggling as it is. its driving me nuts. If it was a new pc id bought that was advertised as a GAMING PC id of taken a chainsaw to it and sent it back piece by piece in an
envolope labled you can keep this piece of garbage. Its really that bad. "new improved"... compared to what??? "Faster, Cooler, Quieter, Better"....

Asto needing a repair.. If it need to be repaird within 6 months of owning it they can keep it, refund my money il il upgrade my PC instead.

when you say 'connect to my pc', what exactly do you mean? Are you trying to play Xbox on your PC monitor? This would simply mean plugging an HDMI cable into both pieces if they both have the right sockets. You can't literally plug your Xbox into your
PC though.

that's a complete waste of their time, what are they going to do???! I just replaced my pc this past weekend, fresh out of the box if I might add, and the issue began the moment I started up a party chat after installing the app. I had no issues with my
old pc other than it was a piece. Same router, modem & ISP. Even ran my modem to my pc direct and still had the issue. And I don't have this issue on my dad's pc...…….

As Nazooom said, xCloud will be your solution as it will only require a device with the streaming app. Until then you will have to piggyback on their PCs. What they don't have a PC? Then the only solution is a second hand Xbox. I did that for my family and
it was affordable.

My biggest issues were keeping track of the games and yet another piece of hardware to maintain. I can't wait until streaming is launched for the general consumer!

when you say 'connect to my pc', what exactly do you mean? Are you trying to play Xbox on your PC monitor? This would simply mean plugging an HDMI cable into both pieces if they both have the right sockets. You can't literally plug your Xbox into
your PC though.

Yes, I am trying to play Xbox on my PC. I have plunged the Xbox into the in socket on the rear of the monitor, and into the rear of the Xbox via an HDMI cable. But nothing happens.