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Info on the Xbox One '10.0.17134.4056 (rs4_release_xbox_dev_1806.180626-1359) July 2018 Update
Release date
05/07/2018
Group your games and apps
We’ve introduced a powerful enhancement to pins: the ability to group your games and apps by type, by theme—however you want. Are you in progress on 12 different games? Do you play anything with cars? Keep track by making groups. Choose what you call them, decide what order the games appear in each group, and add groups to Home for quick access.
You’ll see your recent groups in the guide when you select your games and apps, and there’s a dedicated tab for groups in your games and apps. Your groups go with your profile, so you’ll see them on every Xbox One you use. We’ve started you off with a group that should look very familiar—your pins!
Go full screen on Mixer
Mixer streamers can now go full screen with their webcam while broadcasting. Audio is muted when you’re full screen, so it’s perfect for talking to your audience when switching between games or setting up before you start.
Shared controller updates
We've made it easier to share your controller on PC. First, we've enabled full mouse and keyboard support for PC gamers, so anyone with a mouse or a keyboard can become the active controller.
Second, we've included multi-touch support for touch-enabled devices. This lets you use multiple controls at the same time—moving the controller stick and pressing A simultaneously, for example.
And we’ve added a per-channel leaderboard that shows the top contributors to the streamers' channel during a shared controller session.
Find games and apps with ease
Looking for your next game? Whether it’s something you want or something you own, press Y on your controller to pop a search screen just about any time you’re not in a game.
Download:
Download Xbox One System Update 10.0.17134.4056 July 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.
