Playing my device at another house

Hi NickMarello, you need your console, the controller, HDMI cable to connect to tv and internet cable if you 're not using wifi in this house.

You need a connection to the internet with your Xbox not with TV. By cable or by wi-fi. Or your question is about Xcloud? Also, off course you need monitor or TV and HDMI cable to connect it with Xbox.

The TV set itself does not need to be connected to cable internet.

However, you will have to connect the console to the TV via HDMI cable. In order to play online, you would need to connect the console to the internet via WiFi or ethernet cord to the router/gateway of that house. Be it cable internet or DSL or fibre.

Hi NickMarello, you need your console, the controller, HDMI cable to connect to tv and internet cable if you 're not using wifi in this house.

Hi Fite, my name is Oskayra, it is my pleasure to answer your question.

1) Sign in to the application with the organizer's Microsoft account, then select Continue (in this case, the organizer is you).

2) Select the green Accounts icon at the top right of the Family screen, then select Add Child > Create New Account.

3) Select Get a new email address to create a Microsoft account, and then follow the on-screen instructions to set up the member's account (such as name, date of birth, and age).

4) After the application automatically generates a gamer image and gamertag for the member's Xbox profile, select Next.

5) Follow the on-screen instructions to adjust options or account information, if necessary, and select Done.

6) Verify that the account appears under Member for its role in the family group when you return to the Family screen. If it does not appear, scroll down the Family screen on the page to refresh the list.

You will then be able to create an account for your minor daughter.

Source: https://support.xbox.com/help/famil...eone-to-family-in-the-Xbox-Family-Setting-app

If you found this information helpful let me know, good luck and hope you have a good day.

Oskayra