Windows 10 Xbox app no "Stream" button

Spacebaa · Jun 18, 2015

As the title says, there is no "stream" button once I connect to my Xbox One in Windows 10.

So far I have:

Turned on Stream settings in Xbox One preferences

Logged into the Windows 10 Xbox app

Connected to my Xbox One in the Windows 10 app

Connected my Xbox One controller to my pc via data capable usb cable, I had to update the drivers before the controller would vibrate to let me know it had connected.

Here is an image of the connect screen i am seeing... there is no option to stream. http://i.imgur.com/TBF9EWI.png?1

If anyone can help me out that would be much appreciated! Thanks

:)

Travis Peterson · Jun 18, 2015

Pressing B button on Xbox One Controller causes Xbox App Game Streaming to Stop Streaming

Using the Xbox App on Windows 10 streaming the Xbox One when I press the B button the Stream instantly stops and goes back to Xbox One App. Anyone else seeing this issue?

Bubaa2706 · Jun 18, 2015

Xbox App missing stream buttons

Hi, I have recently upgraded my OS from Windows 8.1 to Windows 10 Pro N.

I have installed Windows Media Feature Pack - still Xbox app is without streaming options.

I have also reinstalled Xbox App, with Powershell commands.

Still, no options to receive stream from Xbox One console to Windows 10

Erovace · Jun 21, 2015

I have the same problem, but not even that screen drops down. It just shows that I've connected.

Mister Beep · Nov 1, 2018

Hey guys!

Since this is not a public feature yet, please post in our Xbox One Preview Forums so the proper folks can assist! Keep in mind that you must be in both the Windows Insider Program and the Xbox
One Preview Program to have this ability.

If you are not a part of the Xbox One Preview Program, you will need to be invited by a friend to join.

Thanks!

BobcatPete

All,

Still looking for help on this. The "Stream" button on my Windows 10 Pro N desktop is not appearing. "Test Streaming" is the only option appearing. Xbox One app is on the latest. I have also uninstalled the app and reinstalled. The funny thing is, I am
using a Laptop, running Windows 10 and i am able to stream to my laptop on the same network. Is there a firewall or an issue with the network? Devices all have Static IP.

MasTerKi3Z

You have to stream with the xbox app on Windows 10

nrjohnston

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.

Ackis

Not without the use of third party hardware/software. I'm not sure if you have an XB1 if you could play the 360 through the HDMI pass-through and stream that - might be worth a try? But it'd be really laggy.

It's a requested feature though:

xbox.uservoice.com/.../7180675-stream-xbox-360-games-to-windows-10-xbox-app

XBF Crystal P

Hi there Scott,

Thanks for the response. I'm sorry to hear about the issue with Xbox app game streaming on Windows 10. To help troubleshoot the issue, please take a moment to try the following troubleshooting articles:

Try this out and let us know the results.

Windows 10 Xbox app no "Stream" button