Xbox Game Streaming (Test App) appears to be limited to 12mbps

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.

@cheesy

ahh that would be good if it only use my network bandwidth and not my online data limit.

although I'm sure when I first tested streaming it used up my internet data limit ?

I will test this later and let you know ( I only have around 3.8gig data limit left, not sure I will check before and after game streaming testing)

I just read that you're limited to only 12mbps.

That's unfortunate...not even Time Warner Cable services your area?

When the E2 is plugged into the PC or wireless to PC it works like normal and all games played through Xbox Beta App vibrate normally.

When the E2 is connected to the Xbox wireless or cable and i use the streaming app all other games work normally that i have tested. It appears to only be destiny that is stopping the vibration when streaming.

I have turned the vibration settings on and off in game but still nothing changes. The firmware on the E2 is
4.8.1908.0 which is the most recent on the system.

Hello Mikeukh, sorry to hear you're having trouble with your streaming.

I was also upset that the companion app no longer worked for the Series X/S consoles. However, I have done some research and there's an app called The Xbox Game Streaming (Test App). I have installed and tried this app and it works great. You can read more about that here https://www.lifewire.com/how-to-stream-xbox-ser... and should be able to find the Test App in the Microsoft Store.

Note: This is a non-Microsoft website. The page appears to be providing accurate, safe information. Watch out for ads on the site that may advertise products frequently classified as a PUP (Potentially Unwanted Products). Thoroughly research any product advertised on the site before you decide to download and install it.