My wife's Xbox one is set as my home Xbox, but she doesn't not have Xbox gold on her Xbox....

It should allow her to play Minecraft on her own console as long she have an active Game Pass Ultimate or Xbox Live Gold but if she doesn't have a subscription, you need to set your account as Home Xbox on her console.

She would need to set whatever gamertag has gold as her home. Follow these steps.

1. Press the Xbox button to open the guide.
2. Select System > Settings > Personalization, and then select My home Xbox.
3. Do either of the following:
   • Select Make this my home Xbox to designate the console as your home Xbox.
   • Select Remove this as my home Xbox to remove the designation.

That means if YOUR gamertag has the Gold she would need to set that one as her home. Then games/gold you have share with her.

We have 2 Xbox One's in our house, A model S and a model X.

I am the parent account of my 2 kids accounts. Boy and Girl.

The Boy has an active Xbox gold subscription and his home Xbox is the Model X.

When Girl logs into the Model X with her Xbox Account (not gold) she should get the benefits of Son's Gold account on his home Xbox (model X).

When Girl signs on to the model X she get's prompted to join gold. She cannot join a party or multiplayer game with her friends, it says she needs a Gold account. It does not give her the message that she is not allowed due to restrictions. It used to before
I turned off the settings, now it says that she needs gold.

I have gone to my xbox account and set all the privacy and content filters on bot Boy and Girl's to off.

I have also modified all the parental settings on the Xbox's to off for Boy and Girl.

I have removed her profile from the Xbox and added it back.

She still cannot get the benefits of Boy's Gold account on his home Xbox.

I tried to contact support but I just get a recorded message over and over about going to a help page on xbox.com that doesn't exist.

Boy saved up a bunch of his money and did alot of chores so he and his sister can play together and with friends. Any help would be appreciated.

Is your account on the same console as your kids? Home Gold on Xbox One: Limited to 1 Xbox One in home;

Hey Tommy,

To make it easier to decipher, let's label the two boxes A and B.

1. Xbox A
2. Xbox B

If your wife sets Xbox A as her home console and plays on Xbox B, anyone who uses
Xbox A will be able to use her game library and live membership. However, if she plays on Xbox A, anyone else who uses Xbox B
will not have access to her game library and membership since Xbox B is not her home console.

This is why you're receiving advice to check which console is set as her "home" unit. The sharing feature is a little limited but it's nice that it's provided nonetheless. As Determined Hero pointed out, your wife will want to set the console she
doesn't intend to play on as her home so that you can access the game library/membership.

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When i signed up for Xbox Live i set my wife up a gamer tag also and she has been able to play with me for atlease a month now.. this week it wont ler her ...

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Two things happened: First of all, your wife doesn't have a Gold membership anymore. The reason she was able to play online with you is, that each console can grant up to three Gamertags one free trial month of Xbox LIVE Gold if the Gamertag is created on
the console itself and is then joined to Xbox Live through the console.

So your wife's Gold trial membership expired, and you (she) need(s) to buy her(self) a Gold Membership. Or you could buy a Family Gold Pack for you both (and maybe your kids), as this is cheaper than two separate Gold memberships.

However, if you say your wife doesn't have an account anymore (i.e. it's not on the console anymore), do the following: Sign out of your Gamertag if necessary (Guide button, then X).

Then with the Guide menu still open, choose "Download Gamertag". Let your wife enter her Live ID email and password for that Gamertag and let the console download the Gamertag.

Now she has her Gamertag back, but still needs a Gold membership if she is supposed to play online Multiplayer games.