Xbox Remote Play should not turn on the display

It is possible, yes.

You should first "Turn On" remotely your console (not just loading a game remotely).

So it properly is powered on and on full display, then you can remote play and load the game.

When you are back in front of your TV you can manually go to your Xbox Guide and end the streaming / remote play and continue from where you left it.

Take in consideration that you will have to disable the turning your console off automatically if is inactive for any period of time, and if your console is connected via HDMI-CEC consider the same parameter of your TV, so it won't turn your Xbox as well.

In short, it is possible to do what you want, but you might end spending more energy by doing so.

I'm having the same issue.

but I figured something about this.

When TV that connected to XBOX is turned on. remote play works.

but when TV is turned off. remote play is not working.

if I turn on my TV first, then remote play from my PC . it works perfectly.

then if I turn off my TV. suddenly Remote play become very unstable and stuttering.

and it disconnected automatically in a minute.

I tested wireless and wired , both behaves same.

and most importantly , this issue not reproducing iPhone and android phone remote play.

mobile phone remote play works perfectly no matter TV is turned on or not.

I'm having the same issue.

but I figured something about this.

When TV that connected to XBOX is turned on. remote play works.

but when TV is turned off. remote play is not working.

if I turn on my TV first, then remote play from my PC . it works perfectly.

then if I turn off my TV. suddenly Remote play become very unstable and stuttering.

and it disconnected automatically in a minute.

I tested wireless and wired , both behaves same.

and most importantly , this issue not reproducing iPhone and android phone remote play.

mobile phone remote play works perfectly no matter TV is turned on or not.

Wow you are right! I recreated this behavior exactly.

It would appear that PC Remote Play has some dependency on the XBox's TV being on. This is a great find @DaewooKim1!

Hi MyNameIsMatt! My name is Ricardo an independent advisor ready to help you with this situation!

Of what you are using is a wireless display app, you won't be able to control the Xbox trough the tv, if your Tv supports android apps you should install the Xbox app, this will allow you to play remotely or while using wireless display the controller must be connected to the Xbox not the TV

Hello, I hope you are well.

Please try the steps below.

home due to firewall settings or network issues. Check your router's firewall settings and make sure your Xbox is in a mode that allows Remote Play, such as Sleep mode.

Troubleshooting steps:

1. Check your firewall settings:

If your router has a firewall, make sure it is set to allow your mobile device to connect to your Xbox.

Make sure port 3074 is open in your firewall, as it is used for Remote Play.

2. Check your Xbox power mode:

Your Xbox should be in a power mode that allows Remote Play, such as Sleep mode.

If your Xbox is in Power Saving Mode (complete shutdown mode), you will need to turn it on remotely through the Xbox app to start Remote Play.

3. Check your Xbox Remote Play settings:

On your Xbox, go to "Profile & system" > "Settings" > "Devices & connections" > "Remote features".

Make sure "Enable remote features" is turned on.

Make sure your console is set up correctly for Remote Play.