Windows 10: Windows 10 is driving me crazy whenever I game or stream from game console to tower

JoeGibson · Dec 11, 2019

I think I posted this in the right category

OS: Windows 10 home, Version 1909 (OS Build 18363.476)

Processor: AMD FX-8320E Eight-Core Processor, 3200 Mhz, 4 Core(s), 8 Logical Processor(s)

BIOS Version/Date American Megatrends Inc. P1.20, 1/12/2016 (Maxed out)

BaseBoard Manufacturer ASRock

BaseBoard Product 970A-G/3.1

Installed Physical Memory (RAM) 24.0 GB

Total Physical Memory 24.0 GB

Available Physical Memory 20.8 GB

Total Virtual Memory 27.5 GB

Page File Space 3.50 GB

Name Radeon RX 570 Series 4GB

Every time I play video games or stream from my Xbox 1 S Digital console or even stream from my Switch console through my Elgado HD60 S.

It's happened so many times I've become used to it.

I see the blue screen, roll my eyes, hit reset, wait for the BIOS start up to kick on, then do the Windows start up, see the login put in the password and get back to the desktop. Then hit the hot key for the browser, restart Elgato HD60 S or whatever game I was playing to continue off until it happens again!

I can't even finish Crackdown 3, Dead Rising 4, or any other game without running into a Random Blue Screen showing a random error file and I just spent time updating the drivers to be up to date after recently giving this... "Lovable" Operating System a merciless and brutal Root Canal.

I've made posts on Microsoft/Windows Twitter page and got ZERO RESPONSE from them about the blue screens.

The Blue screen errors are always random.

Here's what I have done:

Trend Micro Maximum Security:

OS Drive: Clean
Drive D: Clean
Drive E: Clean
Drive F: Clean
Drive G: Clean
Drive H: Clean

Drive I: Clean

sfc /scannow: Results: Windows Resource Protection did not find any integrity violations

chkdsk: Error found and repaired

DirectX is at 12, Bios is maxed out on updates

Memory diagnostic came back Snake eyes meaning No problems

No, this processor is not overclocked as I do not have the cooling to support overclocking

Yes this is a legal version of Windows Migraine as I got it back when Windows was offereing it as a free upgrade. That was a mistake to begin with right away.

How can you go from Windows 8.1 to Windows 10 bypassing 9 completely. That never sat right with me.

I was going to reinstall Comodo Internet Security as it is currently free and they do have a monthly option for eight bucks a month but I decided on Trend as it's obvious the Windows version of internet security is lacking.

At the time of this, Windows Update says I'm up to date

Every time I turn around AMD is always doing updates for the graphics card. Not doing the optional 19.12.1 graphics update. Not this time.

So...what must I do to stop this annoying and repeating Blue screen whenever I play video games or stream video games from my game consoles.

Before you ask, I have Game pass, highest tier for Xbox and PC.

When I stream from that or play from that I get blue screens.

The ONLY game it hasn't happened with is Star Trek Online, All of my games are on Drive I which is 10TB of space.

:)

XBF Amber M · Dec 11, 2019

Lagging while streaming games from xb1 to windows 10 pc

Hi there,

Thanks for reaching out to us with this issue. Sorry to hear about your issue with lag while streaming. That can be super frustrating. You may wish to try the following steps to see if it helps clear things up and get them running smoothly. For best results,
try them in order to see which works best for you.

If possible, connect both your Xbox One console and your PC over a wired Ethernet connection.

If a wired connection isn’t possible, try lowering the quality level. For information on how to change your quality, see

How to use game streaming in the Xbox app on Windows 10.

To try to improve your game streaming experience, see
Improve Xbox app for Windows 10 game streaming performance.

Finally, try the Test streaming option for additional suggestions for your specific network configuration:

Select Connection, select your Xbox One console, and then select
Test streaming. The Xbox app will test the streaming connection and report its results.

I hope that this helps out and please let us know the results!

Brink · Dec 11, 2019

Xbox Console Streaming (Preview) Starts Today for Xbox Insiders

Test out our newest Xbox One console feature

Today, we at Team Xbox are excited to talk about Xbox Console Streaming, our new system feature that lets you play your Xbox One games from your console on a mobile device.

If you’re an Xbox Insider in the Alpha and Alpha Skip-Ahead rings in the US and UK, you can now try a preview of Xbox Console Streaming. You’ll be able to play your owned and installed Xbox One games, including Xbox Game Pass titles, on an Android phone or tablet remotely from your home console.

Our vision at Xbox is to empower you to play Xbox games where you want, when you want. Whether you’ve got just a few minutes to complete a race in Forza, or find yourself with an hour to get some online multiplayer in before the next train arrives, console streaming allows you to play your games on the go.

We set out on this vision for game streaming earlier this month by beginning the public preview of Project xCloud, allowing you to play games directly from the cloud. And now we’re delivering on our second streaming option by kicking off the preview of Console Streaming so you can remotely play your full Xbox One library from your own Xbox.

I’ve been spending a lot of time testing Xbox Console Streaming through our internal employee takehome program, spending lunch breaks playing through Slay the Spire. I love being able to game during these moments so I can always stay in touch with my gaming community and make progress through stories that were traditionally tied to my living room. I’m excited for Insiders to experience this for themselves.

This preview is an important step in our journey to deliver game streaming to Xbox players around the world. We’ll work closely with you and the Insider community to gather feedback that will shape and define future iterations of Xbox Console Streaming.

As we learn more from all of you and continue to improve the experience, we’ll open Xbox Console Streaming to more Insider rings and expand to additional regions. Stay tuned for updates.

Xbox Console Streaming (Preview): What you need to know

Here’s what you need to know and can expect from Xbox Console Streaming (Preview):

You need to be an Xbox Insider in the US and UK with a console enrolled in the Alpha or Alpha-Skip-Ahead rings to participate in the preview.

We will expand the preview to more rings and regions in the future. If you’re interested in joining the Xbox Insider program, you can find more information here.

To participate in the Xbox Console Streaming preview, Insiders need:

A phone or tablet running Android 6.0 or higher, with Bluetooth 4.0.

A Bluetooth-enabled Xbox One Wireless Controller.

While not required, we recommend a controller mount for those gamers testing on a phone.

Download the Xbox Game Streaming (Preview) app from the Google Play Store:

The app will guide you through setting up Xbox Console Streaming on your enrolled Xbox One, including performing a test to ensure your home network, console and controller are ready for Xbox Console Streaming:

The network test ensures your console’s network connection and setup meet the minimum requirements:

NAT type: Open or Moderate

Upstream bandwidth: At least 4.75 Mbps required, 9 Mbps preferred

Network latency: 125 ms or less required, 60 ms or less preferred

Console settings: Power setting must be Instant-on

For help with improving your console’s setup, visit the Xbox Support website.

For additional Game Streaming help, check out the Game Streaming Support Hub, or ask questions and join the discussion at the Xbox Insider Subreddit.

We encourage you to test Xbox Console Streaming with a wide variety of Xbox One games, although original Xbox and Xbox 360 backward-compatible titles are not supported at this time.

We are eager to have you join us in building the best experience for Xbox gamers on all devices. Your input is crucial as we continue to improve, innovate, and expand to bring Xbox Console Streaming to all Xbox gamers. We couldn’t do it without the efforts of our fans and the gaming community.

For more information, please visit https://www.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-game...sole-streaming

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MatthewDartez · Dec 11, 2019

Windows 10 and Xbox One Streaming

I am having trouble connecting my Windows 10 machine to the Xbox one for game streaming. I've verified quite a bit:

Same Network

Correct Versions (Xbox App 7.7.29027.00000 and Xbox One is on 1507.150702-2154)

My windows 10 PC can see the xbox and connect to it, power it on/off, etc. Just can't stream

The Error is "Can't Steam because either the Xbox app or your console needs to be updated. Make sure they're both up to date and try again"

^ This is driving me crazy because they are both up to date.

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