To fix the Xbox One Green Screen of Death, try a hard reboot by holding the power button for 10 seconds. If it persists, perform an offline update with a USB, reset to factory defaults, or ...

The Xbox One supports 720p and 1080p resolutions. The Series X/S supports 720p and 1080p while also having the ability to display much more detailed resolutions such as 1440p and 4K.

Microsoft is rolling out a brand new Home experience for Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One consoles, but it looks pretty familiar.

The Xbox home screen is getting a face-lift. Starting today, Microsoft will begin rolling out a freshly redesigned Xbox home interface across Xbox One, Series S, and Series X consoles. If you’re ...

A Windows-based, living room-focused Xbox capable of running generic Windows games could accentuate Microsoft's strengths in ...

Xbox has made changes to the Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and Xbox One dashboard, aka the home screen, with a brand new update. Some of these tweaks have been praised by Xbox fans, but other ...

Chiefly, there's now a new quick access menu at the top of the screen, providing access to your library, the Microsoft Store, Xbox Game Pass, search, and settings features.

Microsoft is finally fixing one of the biggest complaints lodged at the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S consoles. When Sony made the PS5, it completely redesigned the home screen and UI from the ...

After resetting the Xbox One, the issue should get fixed. The main reason why Xbox One’s screen resolution is stuck at 640×480 is the miscommunication between your console and TV.

There's nothing more frustrating than when your Xbox isn't working right, but some issues -- like a screen that is too small or blurry -- are often an easy fix.

Xbox One was launched in 2013, and the company stopped the device’s production in 2020 to focus on the Xbox Series X/S.