Xbox PC Beta after dowloading games to seperate drive than windows, I have had to...

Blue screen errors can be caused by a number of issues. Usually it's because your drivers for your hardware (Graphics, Sound, network, Bluetooth etc, etc) are out of date, try updating them. It might stop the blue screen happening.

You have to remember also that the Xbox app is currently in beta, and can cause issues with peoples systems.

Hi,

Sorry about your issues there. Re-installing Windows because of a Blue Screen error should be a last resort. Windows 10 doesn't get BSOD errors unless the issue is quite serious, which as 'StuartATrueRed' has already pointed out could be caused by any number
of issues.

These blue screens could be caused by a number of issues, software or hardware. For software it could be driver related issue. Hardware could be a failing hard drive, failing RAM or a failing GPU, to name a few. These blue screens are not being caused
by the Game Pass PC beta app. But without a description of what the BSOD error says, there is no way of us knowing what the issue is.

PC Game Pass games use Windows 10's standard Universal Windows Platform and as such all install to the 'Windows Apps' folder. This folder is hidden by default but, it is possible to

take ownership of this folder.

It's a beta app. There's gonna be a lot of issues. That's why it exists now.

Yes, but you must not be a PC gamer. The PC Game Pass would not be the cause of BSOD errors in Windows.

It's a beta app. There's gonna be a lot of issues. That's why it exists now.

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