My startup type is disabled completely on the Xbox computer app? How do I fix this?

Hello,my name is Oskayra, I will be happy to help you in any way possible.

I'm so sorry for what you're going through. On your PC, go to Xbox.com and select Sign In. If there are problems with your account, the instructions will help you resolve them. If you can't get past the login screen, select I forgot my password and follow the instructions.

If that doesn't work, select the Home button > Settings > Time & Language. Under Date & time, make sure Set time automatically is turned on. Open language & time settings

If none of these options work, select the Start button > Settings > Accounts, then find the Microsoft account you used to sign in to the Xbox app and select Remove. Next, go back to the Xbox app and sign in with the Microsoft account you just removed. Open Settings

Source:https://support.microsoft.com/windo...n-la-aplicación-xbox-40db5c71-aa95-a508-5651- 8eb5b56f5c60

I hope the information is helpful to you, if not, let me know that I will be happy to continue helping you, good luck and happy day.

Sincerely,
Oskaira.

There are some steps to completely disable this service on the group policies (on Windows Pro or Enterprise) and services. But as far as I know, disabling it by these locations can cause the Xbox app to not function properly or show an error (error 0x800700e9).

If you want to try:

Press Windows + R > Type services.msc > Press enter. Set "Delivery Optimization" to Disabled.

Press Windows + R > Type gpedit.msc > Press enter.

Go to Computer configuration > Administrative templates > Windows components > Delivery optimization. Set it as disabled.

Restart your computer and see how it goes.

Hey josephsilva1, thanks for your post! I understand you want to know how to remove Xbox from launching on startup with Windows 11. I can help you with this.

You can disable the apps, but it might be simpler to disable them on startup so you they don't run in the background.

1. Right-click the start menu and click on Task Manager

2. On the left side click on Startup apps

3. Find 'Xbox' in the list and right-click then click Disable

Here are the steps you can follow to uninstall the Xbox app:

1. Click Start, type PowerShell, then right-click it and choose "Run as administrator".

2. Copy and paste each of the following commands into the PowerShell window, pressing Enter after each one:

Get-AppxPackage *Xbox* | Remove-AppxPackage

Get-AppxPackage *xboxapp* | Remove-AppxPackage

3. Once both commands have been executed, restart your computer and check if Xbox has been uninstalled.

I hope this helps you. Let me know if you have any other questions!

It can be a third-party app, yes.

Try disabling apps from the Windows Startup.

Press Windows Key + R > Type msconfig > Select Services > Check the box Hide all Microsoft Services > Select Deactivate All.

Restart your computer and test the games again.

Hi, I hope you're doing great out there. I am an Independent advisor and I am here to help you with your concern.

You may need to disable this on your task manager.

On your search bar type "task manager" then go to "startup apps" and disable it.