How to Stream Games from PC to Xbox Series S: A Step-by-Step Guide

Learn how to easily stream your favorite PC games to your Xbox Series S using the Xbox Console Companion app.

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Yes, you can stream games from your PC to your Xbox Series S. Utilize the Xbox Console Companion app on your PC. Connect both devices to the same network, then access Settings > Game Streaming on your Xbox and enable it. On your PC, open the app, select your Xbox, and click Stream. This is a straightforward way to enjoy your PC game library on your Xbox.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Can all games be streamed from PC to Xbox Series S? Not all games may be compatible for streaming; generally, most Xbox Play Anywhere titles work well.
  2. What do I need to stream games from my PC to Xbox Series S? You need a PC with the Xbox Console Companion app and an Xbox Series S connected to the same network.
  3. Is there any lag when streaming games from PC to Xbox Series S? Lag can occur, especially with a weak network connection; using a wired connection can reduce latency.
  4. Can I control PC games with my Xbox controller? Yes, you can use your Xbox controller to play PC games streamed to your Xbox Series S.

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