Windows 10: Game Bar on Windows 11 wont open

I have gone through the Repair and reset phase multiple times. I have reinstalled windows 11. Game Bar is suspended in task manager no matter what i do it just stays suspended and i cannot open it. "This UWP Process group is suspending processes to improve system performance"

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want to open game bar, but win+G repeatedly asks if "want to open game bar?"

Hi Sabinscabin,



Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community forum.



I suggest you to try the troubleshooting steps listed in fix problems with Game bar
on Windows 10 and check if it works.



Hope it helps.

 

Game bar welcome pop-up wont dissapear - Windows 10

Ever since Microsoft released the new game bar, I have experienced bugs. When booting a game, it shows the whole "press win+g" pop-up but it wont disappear afterwards unless I terminate the process in task manager. I also appear to have 2 game bar apps in task manager.Screenshot of task manager showing two separate xbox apps. I'm running windows 10 enterprise 1809. Any suggestions?

 

Windows 11 - Xbox Controller doesn't open game bar

You can open the Xbox Game Bar on Windows 10 using a controller by following these steps:

Connect your controller to your PC via USB cable or Bluetooth connection.

Press the Xbox button on your controller to open the Xbox app.

Once the Xbox app is open, press the Xbox button again to open the Guide.

Scroll down to the "Capture & share" option, which should be located near the bottom of the Guide.

Press the A button on your controller to select "Capture & share".

In the "Capture & share" menu, you should see an option for "Xbox Game Bar". Use the D-pad on your controller to highlight "Xbox Game Bar" and then press the A button to select it.

The Xbox Game Bar should now open on your screen.

Note that some controllers may have slightly different button mappings or may require different steps to open the Xbox Game Bar. Additionally, the Xbox Game Bar may not be available on all versions of Windows 10 or on all PCs, depending on hardware limitations.