There are a few reasons why you might want to stream a game from your Xbox One to your Windows 10 PC: someone's already hogging the TV, you don't feel like putting down your laptop and getting out of bed, or you really want to be able to play Xbox One games with a 360 controller.
Whether you're eager to get started or you're curious to see if it works as advertised, this feature is easy to setup—we've outlined the steps you need to take below. This should work regardless if you're on a desktop, laptop, or tablet PC; so long as you're running Windows 10 (and not Windows 10 Mobile), you're good to go.
Step 1: Load the Xbox App
Obviously, if you haven't yet signed into your account, you'll need to do so now. You'll also need to be logged into your account on your console.
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Whether you're eager to get started or you're curious to see if it works as advertised, this feature is easy to setup—we've outlined the steps you need to take below. This should work regardless if you're on a desktop, laptop, or tablet PC; so long as you're running Windows 10 (and not Windows 10 Mobile), you're good to go.
Step 1: Load the Xbox App
Obviously, if you haven't yet signed into your account, you'll need to do so now. You'll also need to be logged into your account on your console.
Continue reading…
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