Just open it up and use your controller to navigate. Now that your Xbox and PC are linked, there's really no special trick to using Steam (or any other program). 1920p x 1080p is always a safe bet, but depending on your computer and TV, you may be able to go up to 3840p x 2160p, aka 4K. Consequently, you'll also need to access the Display menu (right click on your Windows desktop), then set the resolution manually. However, Windows will not automatically select the best resolution for your TV. You'll have a notification prompting you to approve the Xbox inputs all you have to do is click it once. To do this, just click on the Action Center in the lower-right corner of your Windows screen, next to the clock. The last thing is to allow the Xbox to use its controller as an input. I recommend Duplicate, but you can also try Second Screen Only.)

If that happens, just click Win + P again and change the display type. (Bear in mind that Windows might treat your TV screen as an additional display instead of a duplicate. MORE: 18 Steam Tips All PC Gamers Need to Know Click 'Connect to a Wireless Display.' Your Xbox One will pop up as an option.

Next, on your PC, press the Windows key and the P key simultaneously. You won't need to do anything else with the console until you're ready to play.

First, open the Wireless Display App on Xbox. If you have an older version of the app from a beta build, you'll need to update to the latest version.Īt this point, you have to jump through a few small hoops, but the process is pretty foolproof. You can follow the link and install it remotely, or use the console to find it in the Xbox One app store. You will also need the Wireless Display App (opens in new tab) on Xbox.

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