Windows 10: Xbox game bar reinstall after deleting with powershell

Help. I watched a viedo to remove your xbox game bar. I used this comand: Get-AppxPackage -AllUsers -PackageTypeFilter Bundle -Name "*Microsoft.XboxGamingOverlay*" Remove-AppxPackage -AllUsers in powershell as administrator to delete it. But now I cant reinstall it. I would love some help and maybe a totorial how to reinstall the game bar.

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xbox game bar MISSING settings

Hello, I'm Louie, and I'm happy to help you today. Hope you're doing well and safe there. I'm sorry that you're having trouble with gamebar.

Try the steps below:

1. Click on start and search for "Apps & Features" then open it.

2. Scroll down the list of apps and search for "Xbox game bar"

3. Click on "Advanced Options".

4. Here first click on "Repair" ( App data won't be deleted)

If that didn't work, then go for a reset.(App data will be deleted).

Reinstall the Xbox app:

Press Windows Key + S and enter powershell. Right-click Windows PowerShell from the list of results and choose Run as administrator.

When PowerShell starts, run the following command:

Get-AppxPackage Microsoft.XboxApp | Remove-AppxPackage

After running this command, the Xbox app will be removed from your PC. Now you just need to open the Microsoft Store app and download the Xbox app again.

Hope this helps.

Kind regards,

Louie

 

xusb21 driver and Xbox game bar

Hello Christianesposto,

I am Jaspreet Singh.

Yes the said driver is for xbox controller detection which is an integrated part of xbox gaming services. Deleting the driver will break the functionality of game bar.

Try following the steps listed here and check if the driver is reinstalled : https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/for...

 

Xbox Game Bar

My run down to fix my specific problem went as follows.

(Will include the accident)

So I ran the powershell as admin, ran the command to uninstall the xbox app.

Didn't work

Ran it again, but accidentally ran two powershells simultaneously with the same command and it removed my xbox-PC authentication program thing as well as my console companion logging me out of my xbox PC (Beta)

So I got my settings back to what I initially had them at (Just turned on my FPS counter)

Ran powershell + command string 1 singular time, rebooted my PC and reinstalled the xbox app/accessory apps. Before launching my game I opened the win+G game bar and opened my performance tab and clicked the little ziggy line option button since it's not a
gear wheel Idk what to call it, a slider lines?

Anywhoo, unchecked FPS counter to remove it from the performance tab (I had previously tried when you first showed me the powershell trick) but this time after following the steps of

Windows Powershell Admin ran the string below

Get-AppxPackage *xbox* | Remove-AppxPackage

Rebooted PC

Reinstalled game bar and the companion app as well as my xbox-PC login software.

Opened up my game bar before launching my game

took FPS counter off of my performance monitor via setting check list.

Game is now gudd, thank you Greg.