Xbox in windows 10 closes alone

Hey there, Deific!

I'm sorry to see any issues with settings on Windows 10! Are you able to clarify further on what is crashing? We have a few apps for Xbox on Windows 10 and I want to make sure we're on the same page of what the issue is.

I look forward to working with you!

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Sorry to hear that, Vitinho GTR ONE!

To check, do you see that with any other titles that you play on that PC, or just with Forza 7?

Try searching for "Apps & Features" from the Start menu, and then scroll down until you find the Xbox App, and select it.

After that, select "Advanced options", and then "Reset". If you reboot your computer after that and try again after that, do you see any difference?

Hi,

Not that I'm aware of.

The Beta app for PC isn't like stand-alone applications such as Steam, Origin or GoG on Windows. The Beta App is no more than a front end for the Microsoft Store built into Windows 10 to gain access to the Xbox Game Pass for Windows 10. As it's part of Windows
10, it needs the Universal Windows Platform (UWP) system to work.

If the Beta app was made stand-alone and able to run in Linux, Microsoft wouldn't have as much control over it, so it's highly unlikely to happen.

Hi,

One possible reason as to why you're encountering this issue is due to outdated device drivers. By keeping your device up-to-date, you'll ensure that you're always running the latest software or hardware drivers, as we frequently fix known issues. Refer
to Update drivers in Windows 10 for the steps.

We also suggest running the Windows apps troubleshooter provided on this
link. This can help resolve issues with built-in Windows 10 apps.

Another solution we recommend is to change your computer's power options. This can help us determine if this is due to the power options configuration. Here are the steps:

1. Click Start then Settings.
2. In the Find a setting search box, type Control Panel.
3. Select Control Panel then choose System and Security.
4. Select Power Options.
5. Select Change when the computer sleeps.
6. In the Put the computer to sleep select Never.
7. Restart your device so that the changes can take effect.

Let us know how it goes after performing the aforementioned solutions.

Hmmm, interesting. The blurb on the Minecraft for Windows 10 page in the Microsoft store says "Create, explore and survive alone or with friends on mobile devices, Switch, Xbox One and Windows 10".

If they are talking about a different version of Minecraft then that needs to be made clearer because as it is currently written, it's very misleading.