At home: Make your primary Xbox (if you have more than one) your home Xbox, which gives anyone who signs in to the console with their profile the ability to use your Game Pass subscription. How home Xbox and game sharing work. On the go: Sign in on any other Xbox, such as at a friend’s place, and share your Game Pass subscription with 3. power up network. 4. access router through IP address and reconfig - Turn on uPNP, save and close. 5. now turn on your 1st xbox (hardreset), ensure you are connected to network. 6. now turn on your 2nd xbox (hardreset), ensure you are connected to network. Upnp should have detected them and open ports to support them. I have 5 Xbox Ones (3 x's). I mainly use them as UHD players, but I do have a setup in my basement with 2 TVs next to each other. Both the Xbox and PlayStation allow you to play a single purchased digital game on 2 consoles at the same time.

Here is what it looks like under Windows 7. The answer is YES. I've personally played games with multiple controllers connected, an XONE and an X360 to be exact. Yes, it is possible. I have an old wireless Xbox 360 connected to PC with the USB adapter, and another Xbox One controller also wireless but with Bluetooth.

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To run on Xbox and PC at the same time: SoT is a Play Anywhere title so this works out of the box without any setup. Just install on your Xbox and your PC accounts that are tied to your Xbox Live membership. You can now play both copies at the same time. You can even play with that 2nd xbox you set up earlier! Which is also the solution. On the primary console you have the primary account with Gold as Home. On the secondary console you have your primary account auto-login at console launch. Then add logins to the controllers, so when you press the guide button it logs you into your secondary account on the primary Xbox and your husband into his

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I have a Xbox in my home. So far I had 2 accounts on the console and my Xbox Live gold membership was able to share between the 2 accounts. I have just added a 3rd account. I still have a Gold membership for a month which will expire in a couple of days.
Paul from Xbox Forums here to assist with the situation, I understand that the issue is you want to use two controllers to listen to the audio from the pc while not disturbing the children. From my own personal experience the best way to solve this is to purchase a splitter for the 3.5mm jack to allow for dual channels from one controller.
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