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Can you see if resetting your browser settings makes any difference? https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/3296214
Maybe see if the issue continues when you use Chrome as a guest? That would additionally help to rule out problems with your profile/extensions. https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/6130773  ... See more...
Maybe see if the issue continues when you use Chrome as a guest? That would additionally help to rule out problems with your profile/extensions. https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/6130773  Do you get the same issue if you connect your laptop to a different network?
@LoFiMonk The pulsing orange light indicates that the controller may be struggling to connect to your WiFi network. Try holding the Stadia button for ~8 seconds to turn it off and see if it will char... See more...
@LoFiMonk The pulsing orange light indicates that the controller may be struggling to connect to your WiFi network. Try holding the Stadia button for ~8 seconds to turn it off and see if it will charge normally that way.
@alex2189 the Stadia controller doesn't support Bluetooth connections. To use it in non-Stadia apps on any device you would have to connect it via USB.  The wireless connection will only work with ... See more...
@alex2189 the Stadia controller doesn't support Bluetooth connections. To use it in non-Stadia apps on any device you would have to connect it via USB.  The wireless connection will only work with Stadia since it's connecting over WiFi to the Stadia gaming instance in the cloud rather than the local host device.
I'm sure we all (including Google!) would love to see more new games on Stadia. Please be sure to let the developers and publishers know how eager you are to play their games on Stadia.
Hi @lllll_cold_llll, Please be sure to also share your suggestions directly with the development team via the Send feedback option in the Stadia app. You won't typically get a reply to feedback sub... See more...
Hi @lllll_cold_llll, Please be sure to also share your suggestions directly with the development team via the Send feedback option in the Stadia app. You won't typically get a reply to feedback submissions but your comments will be read and reviewed by the team.   I would also encourage you to reach out to the developers/publishers of games you'd like to see on Stadia and let them know! It's ultimately the developers and publishers who need to do the work to make their games available on Stadia.
Hi @SamNL, I think that's a great suggestion! I too have way more games than I have time to play. Being able to mark the games I've tried out and enjoyed versus those which weren't really for me wo... See more...
Hi @SamNL, I think that's a great suggestion! I too have way more games than I have time to play. Being able to mark the games I've tried out and enjoyed versus those which weren't really for me would be really helpful. We definitely need some better tools for managing our game libraries. If you haven't already, please be sure to use the Send feedback option in the Stadia app to share the suggestion directly with the development team. You won't usually get a reply for feedback submissions but your comments will be read and reviewed by the team, and that is the best way to make sure that your voice gets heard.  
You aren't missing anything as far as I'm aware; Stadia just doesn't currently support splitting the audio output across multiple devices. The game audio and game voice chat goes to the same speakers... See more...
You aren't missing anything as far as I'm aware; Stadia just doesn't currently support splitting the audio output across multiple devices. The game audio and game voice chat goes to the same speakers. That's definitely something that I've seen other users mention, and I hope that Stadia will add support for splitting the audio streams in the future. To that end, please be sure to use the feedback option in the Stadia app to share this suggestion directly with the development team. That's the best way to make sure it gets seen and reviewed by the team, though please understand that they won't typically reply to feedback submissions. 
Hi @damonthomas126, Depending on your phone, you may be able to mirror your phone's screen onto your TV but I'm not sure that would provide a great gaming experience as there would likely be some a... See more...
Hi @damonthomas126, Depending on your phone, you may be able to mirror your phone's screen onto your TV but I'm not sure that would provide a great gaming experience as there would likely be some additional latency introduced in the process. A better option might be to get a Chromecast for your TV, and connect that to your phone's WiFi Hotspot feature. That said, your Stadia experience is going to be heavily influenced by your internet connection, and your phone's mobile data may not have a consistently-low-enough latency to provide smooth gameplay. You'll likely just need to do some experimenting to see what works best for you. Your second question does have a more straightforward answer though: any games you purchase (or redeem with a Pro account) on Stadia are the full complete games You'll have access to all the content within the game (excluding any content or expansions which have to be purchased separately regardless of the platform). 
Awesome, I'm glad to hear it!
Hi @TomPika, This doesn't sound like something that the members of this user-to-user support community will be able to assist with. I'd suggest getting in touch with Stadia support directly: Conta... See more...
Hi @TomPika, This doesn't sound like something that the members of this user-to-user support community will be able to assist with. I'd suggest getting in touch with Stadia support directly: Contact Us - Stadia Help 
Hi @Honesty21, Did the new router and mesh node help? And are you using a Chromecast Ultra connected to the Samsung or some manner of Chromecast functionality built in to the TV? Did you have the... See more...
Hi @Honesty21, Did the new router and mesh node help? And are you using a Chromecast Ultra connected to the Samsung or some manner of Chromecast functionality built in to the TV? Did you have the same setup with the previous TCL TV?  How is the TV/Chromecast connected to your network - Wifi or wired Ethernet?
Hi @DaveyJakes, I've got Google Fiber but haven't used their Network Box since before Stadia launched, though I do recall some weird Wifi issues from when I was using the NB. For a while I had a Go... See more...
Hi @DaveyJakes, I've got Google Fiber but haven't used their Network Box since before Stadia launched, though I do recall some weird Wifi issues from when I was using the NB. For a while I had a Google Wifi router node downstream from the NB and that was more stable and consistent (despite the double-NAT). Then I opted in to the "bring your own router" program so I could plug the Google Wifi unit directly into the Fiber Jack and ditch the NB completely. And then I upgraded to the 2 Gig plan and used that Gateway + Mesh extender. I'm back on the 1 Gig plan but still using the 2 Gig Gateway with my Google Wifi nodes downstream from that. (Now I wish that I could switch back to the own-router setup but that's apparently not an option after trying 2 Gig.) All that is to say that I think their NB is kind of garbage, and you may want to consider bringing your own router to Google Fiber. That would likely be your easiest fix for this issue, and it will provide you with additional control to further improve your network. If that's not an option, you might see about splitting your 2.4GHz and 5 GHz networks to two separate SSIDs (if you haven't already) and connecting both the controller and TV to the 2.4GHz network (since you had poor performance with the 5GHz one). 5GHz Wifi is capable of faster speeds under ideal conditions, but the higher frequency doesn't travel as well through walls and other obstacles. The signal strength can drop off rapidly, and a weak 5GHz network will actually perform worse than a stronger 2.4GHz one. 
Hi @lukey_brews, Since the controller is already linked with the Chromecast you may need to prevent it from auto-linking to that device when you power it on. Instead of powering on the controller b... See more...
Hi @lukey_brews, Since the controller is already linked with the Chromecast you may need to prevent it from auto-linking to that device when you power it on. Instead of powering on the controller by holding the Stadia button for 1 second until it vibrates once, hold it a bit longer until you get two vibrations. Then try linking with your TV. Let us know how it goes!
Hi @Late, Are you still waiting on your package? If you, you may want to try getting in touch with the Google Store support team - though be advised that the Help Center is warning about extended w... See more...
Hi @Late, Are you still waiting on your package? If you, you may want to try getting in touch with the Google Store support team - though be advised that the Help Center is warning about extended wait times: https://support.google.com/store/gethelp 
Hi @Kaia239, As you've found, Fallout 2 isn't currently available on Stadia (and even if it were, your Steam license for the game wouldn't transfer to a different platform) so I'm afraid there's no... See more...
Hi @Kaia239, As you've found, Fallout 2 isn't currently available on Stadia (and even if it were, your Steam license for the game wouldn't transfer to a different platform) so I'm afraid there's not much this community can do to assist you with playing the game on your mobile device. You might take a look at SteamLink to see if you can stream games from your desktop to your phone but that's really the only suggestion I know of. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.valvesoftware.steamlink  
Hi @19BERZERKER79, I don't think there's a way to use a Stadia controller connected wirelessly in the menu when playing via the Android app. This is because the controller isn't actually connecting... See more...
Hi @19BERZERKER79, I don't think there's a way to use a Stadia controller connected wirelessly in the menu when playing via the Android app. This is because the controller isn't actually connecting to the phone (where the menu is rendered in the app) but rather directly to the game instance in The Cloud. Android doesn't know anything about the controller so it can't be used for local input. The instructions for playing Stadia on mobile devices mention that you can access the menu by pressing the Stadia button on the controller but that you'll need to tap the device's screen to interact with it. https://support.google.com/stadia/answer/9609786  A workaround might be to connect the controller to your phone with a USB-C cable; the controller should then work fine for local input (though I confess it's been a while since I actually tested that).
Would it be possible to connect the controller to a 2.4GHz network? I've heard that 5GHz can sometimes be a bit flaky.
Hi @VanFersen, USB-C is complicated. The Stadia controller is not compatible with any sort of proprietary rapid charging technology like what is used by your Huawei P30. The Huawei charger doesn'... See more...
Hi @VanFersen, USB-C is complicated. The Stadia controller is not compatible with any sort of proprietary rapid charging technology like what is used by your Huawei P30. The Huawei charger doesn't follow the standard USB-C spec so it won't work which devices which adhere to it strictly. In fact, the Stadia controller doesn't support any rapid charging as far as I'm aware (like USB Power Delivery); even when plugged in to a USB-C charger it won't charge any faster than it would with a standard USB-A charger - or a USB-A port on your computer.
This may be completely off, but have you tried doing a hardware reset of the controller? I kind of wonder if it's somehow stuck thinking that a headset is connected even when it isn't. https://supp... See more...
This may be completely off, but have you tried doing a hardware reset of the controller? I kind of wonder if it's somehow stuck thinking that a headset is connected even when it isn't. https://support.google.com/stadia/answer/9584135#hardware_reset