I’m sure there’s other ways to get to this setting, but if you search for “Xbox game bar” it wont’ come up. Note that it is vitally important to only search for the word Xbox, not the whole game bar phrase. That’s it! The pesky ms-gaming overlay popup will never bother you again.
disable the Game Bar with the flick switch. an option appears in the list under Settings called enable Xbox Game Bar, select it. Widget menu (1) Select the Widget menu icon to open a list of activities to choose from. Many of these can be moved, resized, or pinned to your screen. Select a feature from the Widget Menu and it’ll pop up as a widget. search Windows for Xbox at the bottom left When you open Game Bar, a variety of Xbox gaming activities are at your fingertips. What we’ll do therefore is disable the Game Bar setting altogether, making Windows (and humans) happy. For the Xbox controller, a feature called the Game Bar can be brought up – but for those of us who don’t need it, we also don’t need a drier or app that generates a shortcut. What Windows is trying to say is this: “Hey I understand there’s a game controller attached, and Windows has these amazing options you can use, but I need an app for that”. Turns out there’s an easy way to disable the whole thing, even without installing anything. Before it got to the end, some error code pops up and the whole charade starts again. The moment we did this Windows started complaining that ms-gaming overlay link needs to have some app installed, with a link to the Windows Store that never completed installing an app we didn’t want in the first place. We’ve recently installed DS4 Windows on Julia’s PC so that she could play Fortnite with her PS4 controller.
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