Will Xbox Console Mobile streaming still be around?

https://www.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-game-streaming/console-streaming Try that.

Thank you for replying - but that link is for mobile devices specifically, not Windows 10 devices, which is what the OP was asking about.

Currently, the Xbox Console Companion streaming still works on Windows 10. The reason OP was asking about the Xbox app on Windows 10 is because the Xbox Console Companion app is prompting users to install the Xbox app, which does not have streaming support.
I know that there is supposed to be a new Console Streaming app on Windows 10 later this year, but it is not available yet. I was just clarifying that for the OP and anyone else asking the same question about the new app, since I came here with the same question.

Stream the console to your mobile device and use that to reset your display settings.

Hello, I still have not recieved the figurehead after watching the stream via mobile device.

[quote user="Chico5442"]I was thinking about trying a satellite company or try Verizon mobile broadband but does anyone know if this will be fast enough.[/quote]Satellite should be fast enough. Your problem will be latency. Latency won't matter much for
downloads and streaming, but multiplayer gaming is right out.

Some of the speeds they advertise are around 1.5 MBPS.

Mobile broadband will have lower latency than satellite, but lower bandwidth. Having said that, the latency's still pretty high
(200ms or so).



You could mix and match - use satellite for streaming video and downloading DLC and content, then switch to mobile broadband for gaming.

Will it still be able to stream movies and TV after 25 years?

As long as both Microsoft and Xbox are still around in 25 years then I would say they should still be able to stream media, but there is no guarantee.