He is talking about Kinect v1(360's sensor,Xbox One sensor is v2). Here an MS employee said, that officially v1.7 and v1.8 SDKs do not support Win10. He "advised" the OP to try in compatibility mode but that didn't exactly work for the OP. My guess is that it won't work. They simply never bothered with Kinect v1 and Windows 10.
EDIT 2. Found this answer: “I own an Xbox 360 Slim bundled with Kinect for Xbox, and a Kinect for Windows. I tried plugging in the Kinect for Windows into the Xbox, and the console did NOT recognise it. So I can confirm that the Kinect for Windows will not work on the Xbox. On the other hand, the Kinext for Xbox -using the power adapter- does
For XBOX 360 Kinect Adapter . Q & A: Q: Does this adapter work with windows? A: YES . Q: For XBOX ONE S and ONE X? A: No . Q: If the power is plugged in but the usb dongle is not connected to the pc, should the power light on the kinect be lit? A: Yes. The green light should be on. Q: Will this work to use my kinect on My pc? A: That’s what
Microsoft has spent the better part of the last year insisting that Kinect was an integral, necessary part of the Xbox One experience. "Kinect is still an essential and integrated part of the Xbox
3. Just as @Ramhound said on the Question comment, these two sensor are functionally identical. Recently MS also announced in a blog that they will no longer produce Kinect for Windows v2 sensor, developers should just use Kinect for Xbox One sensor + Kinect Adapter for Windows. And they also said in that official blog: I've had no troubles with my Kinect v1 on Windows 10, however I bought the one built for PC instead of the one for the Xbox 360. I think it is just a licence and a USB adapter difference between the two versions of Kinect. Join us for live coverage from CES Unveiled, the opening press event of CES 2024. Microsoft has always said Kinect will work with every Xbox 360, but the new black Xbox has a special trick move Gaming Xbox 6 useful things you can still do with Kinect for Xbox in 2019 By Matt Brown last updated 14 January 2019 Even though Kinect may be dead, here are six things you can still do When I first unpacked the Kinect, the new controller-free motion-capture system for Xbox 360, I thought how awesome it would be to play with my daughter. Hutto had one other tip for kids and W1Fb.
