What is considered a game on the FPS on the Xbox game bar

It should show on any game that uses Directx, OpenGL or Vulcan as their graphics API, basically games you download.

Web games won't use advanced hardware rendering and thus won't show an FPS in Game Bar. Although you should still be able see your GPU utilisation.

When you launch a game and open the Xbox Game Bar, may I ask what are you seeing beside FPS tab?

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In Windows 10 Home edition you need to add your user in the new group manually

to make the FPS counter work.

In order to add your user to the group you need to do it in the command prompt.

You will need to find your user and what's the performance user log group called in your system, so..

1_ Press the windows home button

2_ Write cmd and right click on it, then ejecute as administrator

3_ Write this command for searching your user: >net users

4_ This one for the group: >net localgroup

5_ And then write this command: >net localgroup "<groupname>" <user> /add

For example: >net localgroup "Performance log users" /add

6_ Restart your computer, it should be working

Win 10 home doesn't have options to modify groups. How can I turn around this problem? FPS still not working even I reboot a hundred times...