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Info on the Xbox One 10.0.18363.9135 (19h1_release_xbox_dev_2002.200219-1515) February 2020 Update
Release date
24/02/2020
What's New
- Xbox One Home has been redesigned to feel more responsive, keep your favorite content front and center, and get you into gaming experiences faster than ever. Featuring dedicated rows for Xbox Game Pass, Mixer, Xbox Community, and Microsoft Store, the new Home also includes added flexibility to add or remove rows for a customized experience.
- With the February update, we’re giving you more ways to organize your stuff. Content grouping makes it faster to find and launch what you want, while new icons on game trials and demos make them easier to distinguish from full games. What’s more, we’ve put top games & apps settings right in your library to simplify updates, remote installations, and more.
- Images and animated GIFs sent from the Xbox mobile app (iOS or Android) or the new Xbox (Beta) App for Windows 10 PC can now be viewed in messaging conversations on your Xbox One console. Images can be opened in full screen, and you’re able to control the content shown in your message safety settings
- Xbox Game Pass members now get extra control over what to install from bundled games such as Shenmue I & II. Our new chooser lets you pick which game to download and launch first.
- Now you can decide where you want notifications to appear on your screen. Go to Settings > Preferences > Notifications and select Default notification position to choose from six locations on your screen. (You can move them out of the way if they block something in a game or app.) Be aware that certain games may change this location based on the gameplay experience.
Thanks to your feedback, we’ve made a number of improvements to your Mixer viewing experience on Xbox One:
- We’ve given you the option to switch your chat mode to “classic chat,” which displays chat messages in their own dedicated space beside the stream video.
- Now you can manually select the video resolution you want to use to watch content, based on your preference.
- See more information about streamers you’re interested in, browse their VODs and clips to watch, and host their channel on your own, making it easier to support your favorite streamers and keep up with all their content.
- When you run out of space on your Xbox One, it makes space-freeing suggestions by showing you which games, apps, and other content is taking up the most room on your hard drive. With this update, we’re introducing a “Move” option for people with external storage attached to their console, giving you the choice to move items to external storage or remove them completely to free up space.
Download:
Download Xbox One System Update 10.0.18363.9135 Download (February 2020 Update) 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.
