One Xbox Account, Two different games?

No. When you stream your console to your PC the PC becomes a remote display for the console. You will see on your PC what is being played on the console. You won't be able to play a different game streamed to the PC from the game that is being played on
the console.

You'll want to get a second console, and make sure whom ever is playing on the first console is not using the same account that you are using on the second console. An account can only be signed into one console at a time.

Your best option may be to purchase a game pass ultimate so you can play games on PC.

Ho Flakkori:

Unfortunately you can't. Consoles can only move one game at a time.

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

There is a fix for this.

What you should do is ask the account owner that has an Xbox Live Gold subscription if he/she can set his/her account as home Xbox on the console that you're using in your room, in that way you can use the account owner's subscription through game sharing. Now with the old Xbox which is in the family room, what will happen is that the account that has an Xbox Live Gold will be the only account that can have the Xbox Live Gold subscription because his/her subscription is now being shared on your new Xbox console.

If there are multiple people that are using the Xbox in the family room, I would highly recommend leaving it as it is and you may need to consider purchasing an Xbox Live Gold subscription on your account.

By the way, with Home Xbox sharing, you can check this link: https://support.xbox.com/en-US/help/hardware-ne...

I have two xbox consoles with two different accounts. One account is now working but the other is still not connecting to the game servers. Apps can be used but can't connect to game servers.