Xbox One System Update 10.0.17134.3036 Download (May 2018 Update)

Info on the Xbox One '10.0.17134.3036 (rs4_release_xbox_dev_1805.180510-1632) May 2018 Update​

Release date

05/17/2018

Even more video output options

Gamers with TVs and monitors that support 120Hz refresh rates can now turn on 120Hz support for 1080p and 1440p output resolutions on Xbox One S and Xbox One X.

High refresh rates can often provide smoother gaming and lower latency, as well as reduced tearing and stuttering in some games.

Game capture trimming improvements

Now you can start trimming your game clips and screenshots from your recent captures in the guide. No more switching to Upload Studio to make cuts to your clips.

Updated button behavior

We’ve made a few changes to controller button commands. For example, now you can press the View button when you’re on Home to reorder your game and friend blocks. And pressing that same View button when you’ve selected Home on the main tab of the guide takes you to your recent captures.

Better experience for families

It’s way easier now for parents to find and manage their family settings on Xbox One. On the new Family settings screen under Settings > Account, we show exactly which family and content access settings are set up, important ones that aren’t, and any that require attention.

Download:

Download Xbox One System Update 10.0.17134.3036 May 2018 Update

Updating your Xbox One:

Read: How to install an Xbox One System Update from a USB Memory Stick

To find your Xbox One console’s operating system version:

• Press the Xbox button to return to Home.
• Press the Menu button and select Settings (or select Settings on the Home screen).
• Select System.
• Select Console info.
• Your operating system version is the third row down.
• Note If you’re in the middle of a system update and need to find your operating system version on your console, pull both triggers and both bumpers on the controller. The operating system version is listed as Build and is the second line down.