In order for this method to work you must have an Xbox One and a PC that is running Windows 10 that follows these system requirements. A wired connection is preferred but not required. You can connect your Windows 10 desktop or laptop to a television with a supported connection type such as VGA or HDMI. 2GB of RAM, 1..5 GHz CPU or faster, Wired Ethernet Connection or Wireless 802.11 N/AC Wireless An Xbox One controller requires either the Xbox One Wireless Adapter for Windows 10 or you can directly connect the controller using a USB to micro USB cable. Or you can use a wired Xbox 360 controller or a wireless Xbox 360 controller with an Xbox 360 Wireless Adapter for PC. Game streaming must be activated on the console to stream to your Windows 10 PC. The Xbox 360 does not have this feature (which is why this method will not work for Xbox 360). On the Xbox One system, navigate to settings, select preferences, and make sure "Allow game streaming to other devices (beta)" is enabled and enable SmartGlass connection by selecting either "From any SmartGlass device" or "Only from profiles signed in on this Xbox." app on Windows 10 and sign in. Click on the start button which is located on the taskbar that normally appears on the bottom of the screen with the start button on the left hand side and select the Xbox app. Sign into your Xbox Gamertag account that is the same that is being used on your Xbox One system. On your PC, select "Connect" from the left hand panel. The app will scan for Xbox One consoles that are on the same network. Once your console has been found, select the system you want to stream from. Once your PC is connected to your Xbox One console, select the stream button.
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One-sentence summary -- Verify system requirements. Connect an Xbox One or Xbox 360 controller to your PC. Enable Streaming on Xbox One. and sign in. Connect your Windows 10 PC to the Xbox One console. Stream video to Windows 10.

If you are straight, imagine living in a world where heterosexuality was stigmatized. Think about how your life might be different and how you would want other people to treat you. Now consider what your friend faces each and every day, and think about how you can make a difference in their life by being a good friend to them. Despite increasing societal acceptance, LGBTQ people still face issues like workplace and housing discrimination, mental health problems, violence, and judgment from family and friends. Additionally, some LGBTQ people face outright rejection from their families. Being aware of these issues can help you support your friend better. Understanding the history of the LGBTQ community and the problems they face today can make your friend's orientation easier to understand and, eventually, to accept. Talking to your friend is a good start. You can also find plenty of educational resources online. One good resource is the GLBT Historical Society's website at http://www.glbthistory.org/. Another good resource is the PFLAG website at https://www.pflag.org/. If you don't understand something, don't just leave it a mystery. Talking with your friend will help you iron out things you need clarification on. Remember, though, that your friend is just one person and doesn't speak for all LGBTQ people. If you ask a question your friend doesn't know the answer to, try to find an answer together. Take matters into your own hands and learn some things on your own through research. Your friend will most likely really appreciate your effort and interest. If you feel uncomfortable or challenged because of your friend's orientation, take some time to think about why you're feeling this way. Ask yourself whether your beliefs or attitudes make you feel negative towards LGBTQ people. If so, look for ways to address these issues. For instance, you could talk to someone else about your feelings or find more information on the issue. Remember that your feelings and beliefs are your own responsibility, not your friend's. Try not to be angry with yourself. It's okay to be unaware but willing to learn. Just accept your friend as you work through your own feelings.
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Put yourself in your friend's shoes. Educate yourself. Ask questions. Examine your own feelings about your friend's orientation.