Unexpected permissions popup when signing into microsoft account in Xbox Insider Hub on Win 10

gerbenvan dijk · Dec 13, 2017

Disclaimer: I hope I’m in the right place here, I was directed to another forum by a Microsoft employee that I was chatting with - where I was told to go here instead. Apparently this is the place for support on the Xbox Insider Hub app for Windows 10.

So I've gotten alpha access to Sea of Thieves (yay) and was instructed to use the Xbox Insider Hub app for Windows 10.

I installed it via the Microsoft store and then proceeded to sign into my microsoft account. After a successful login there, I'm presented with a permissions popup that states:

"Flight Dashboard needs your permission to: "Sign in to xbox live and access..." So it doesn't refer to "Xbox Insider Hub", but to "Flight Dashboard".

An extensive search session online didn't provide me with any info regarding this dialog. It feels untrustworthy to just give "Flight Dashboard" permissions even though the "Xbox Insider Hub" is clearly triggering this behaviour (i've done the process up
to this point several times now). If I do not give access, the app can't continue. So I haven't been able to install Sea of Thieves yet.

I guess my question is if this permissions dialog is correct and trustworthy when installing Xbox Insider Hub on Windows 10 from the Microsof store, as it asks for permissions for "Flight Dashboard" and not for "Xbox Insider Hub”.

Thanks, and best regards,

Gerben van Dijk

:)

Baconlover344 · Dec 13, 2017

Minecraft win 10 beta

i got the xbox insider hub on my windows 10 and i cant install minecraft win 10 beta

xXVOCALOSSXx · Dec 13, 2017

Not able to sign into insider hub or access to the store etc

I have struggled signing into Xbox live, I can not access the store nor look through community feed or one guide. It's also taken me 10 minutes to finally sign into insider hub

Jomari Arc · Dec 14, 2017

Hi,

For better assistance with Xbox Insider Hub, you can also share the issues that you encounter by chatting with other Xbox Insiders on the Xbox Insider Forums. To start a chat session, follow the steps below:

1. Sign in to Insider Program forums.

2. You may select Latest Xbox One Update Preview.

3. Click on Chat with Support.

Let us know how it turns out.

Jomari Arc

Hi,

For better assistance with Xbox Insider Hub, you can also share the issues that you encounter by chatting with other Xbox Insiders on the Xbox Insider Forums. To start a chat session, follow the steps below:

1. Sign in to Insider Program forums.

2. You may select Latest Xbox One Update Preview.

3. Click on Chat with Support.

Let us know how it turns out.

icsxyppl

Unenroll old or unused devices from the Xbox Insider Program

Sign in on any Xbox One console or Windows 10 PC with your Microsoft account registered in the Xbox Insider Program.
Launch the Xbox Insider Hub.
In the Xbox Insider Hub, navigate to Settings > Manage devices.
Select the console (s) or device (s) you wish to remove from the Xbox Insider Program, then select Done.

V3ntilator

I would recommend checking if you signed into the same account on the streaming app as you have the insider hub or if your in project cloudx it should let you,when i tryed the app and logged in with insider hub it wouldn't let me stream my xbox
apps because it was not in my ring region yet so that could be the problem.

I used only one Microsoft account ever for 20 years since Hotmail, so there is no option B for login.

I used same LIVE account on Games for Windows Live, Windows Phone, Win 8, 10, Xbox 360 and Xbox One.

Streaming can't work either way if you don't use same account as on Xbox One in this case.

Marshmallow 630

Let me explain. Minecraft was bought in the Microsoft Store using a different account. Then that account signed out and my account signed in. I am 100% certain that I bought the full version of Minecraft Windows 10.

(EDIT) Also, it's the DEVELOPMENT beta, like the Xbox Insider Hub beta.

Loraine Mon

Hi,

The error message "Unspecified error (Excep_FromHResult 0x80004005) - (0x80004005)" is possibly caused by a corrupted file upon installing the app on your computer. To resolve your concern, you may install all the
critical and important Windows Updates by following the steps on this
link.

You can also perform a clean boot to start Windows by using a minimal set of drivers and startup programs. This helps eliminate software conflicts that occur when you install a program or an update or when you run a program in Windows 10. You can go to this

link and follow the steps perform a clean boot.

If you are still unable to sign in to the Xbox Insider Hub, you can also share the issues that you encounter by chatting with other Xbox Insiders on the Xbox Insider Forums. To start a chat session, follow the steps below:

Sign in to
Insider Program forums.

You may select Latest Xbox One Update Preview.

Click on Chat with Support.

Should you have any other queries, feel free to contact us anytime.

did all those things before i asked here

None of them worked

We appreciate your response. Xbox Insider issues should be reported to Xbox Insider Support for an appropriate solution. We would like to verify if you were able to reach them via chat or post your concern on the

Xbox Insider Forums.

If you have any other questions, don't hesitate to contact us anytime.

Unexpected permissions popup when signing into microsoft account in Xbox Insider Hub on Win 10