Windows 10: linking this device to my microsoft acount to use xbox app or other microsoft progams

this is a family pc my dad has his account her on first. but i tried to make an own accound and link up this device to trusted device to my account

but after signing in on this device and when i go to settings to link them there is no option i can click on it. and when i go to microsoft store to downlaod the xbox app it says that is should choose a device to download it on this medion laptop is not on the list this is a window 10



can someone help me out?

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Microsoft to Acquire Nokia's Devices & Services Business

The Chief Executive of Nokia Stephen Elop will step aside and return to Microsoft, his position at Microsoft is not yet disclosed but it is being rumored that Mr. Elop will be signed as the CEO for Microsoft once Ballmer hands in his resignation in the coming year.


As demands grow weak for Nokia’s mobile devices the company is faced with cash-flow problems. It has lost a majority of its market share to Apple and Samsung.
"It's a bold step into the future - a win-win for employees, shareholders and consumers of both companies," Microsoft's outgoing CEO, Steve Ballmer, said in a statement.

Source: Microsoft to Acquire Nokia for $7.2 Billion

 

Now Microsoft's Twitch competitor has an Xbox One app

Beam is currently in testing for select Xbox Insiders.




"Microsoft bought livestreaming service Beam last August to fold its advanced viewer interactions with its gaming services on Windows 10 and Xbox. They finally opened testing up to select users at the end of January, but today, they're taking the next step in competing against Twitch by launching the Beam app for Xbox One. As with the previous trials, only certain members of the Xbox Insider Program get first crack at it, but you'll now be able to watch our favorite streamers right from your console.


After downloading, hit the Guide button and find the Beam menu icon to start broadcasting. Standard options for toggling on and off microphone, camera and chat, as well as camera position and overlay options, are right in the settings.

Of course, Xbox Insiders who made it into late January's tests could already stream from their console -- the app lets you watch and interact with channels you follow "in near real-time." Viewing in the Xbox One app also generates the service's Sparks currency and XP, just like the desktop version. Beam's promising other ways to interact with streams, which they plan to announce at GDC 2017 in a couple weeks."

https://www.engadget.com/2017/02/17/now-microsofts-twitch-competitor-has-an-xbox-one-app/

 

Microsoft Launches Kinect for Windows Device and SDK

So this device for a PC cost about as much as a entire XBOX with Kinect. When did Microsoft start hating PC users?