Xbox Console Companion x86 fails to connect in a Party Chat with x64 clients

[quote user="lordraptor11"]

what matters is what sont does, the xb1 is NOT worth 500.00, if sony has better games at launch and doesn't screw the used game thing up then they could sell the PS4 for 600 to 650 us. I was laughing at the game makers saying "that only the xb1 could deliver
what they needed for their games when both consoles are on the same x86 architecture ( my pc is x64 and 6 cores with 24 gigs of ram).

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Sony sells the PS4 at 600-650 USD that console will fail no matter the DRM on the XB1 side. And x64 is short hand for x86-64 (that is x86 architecture with 64 bit memory space) which is the same as the XB1.

To be sure, are you using the Xbox app or the Console Companion App? Party chat has been discontinued for the Console Companion App.

what the hell is hUMA?

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x86 is 32-bit. x64 is 64-bit. 64-bit is faster than x86 but requires more memory than x86

You only need the x64 drivers. x86 is for 32bit.

I have made some research and found that this issue is related to the 32 bit Χbox App. I have clean installed Windows 10 32 bit on 2 machines and the Xbox Console Companion will fail to connect to parties (especially partys containing PCs and mobile phones
- I managed to connect to a party chat with 1 other friend playing on Xbox). Installing 64 bit Windows on both, same machines resolves the error and I can connect to parties normally. Returning to 32 bit brings the error back. I have submitted this feedback
through the app on Windows. You should take a look at this.