Today's Xbox One Preview update brings even more bug fixes
Yet another Xbox One update is rolling out to members of the Preview Program this evening.
As the public release of the next major Xbox One overhaul nears, members of the Xbox One Preview Program are being treated to new updates almost daily. As with all recent builds, today's update doesn't introduce any new features but delivers a number of tweaks and bug fixes.
Today's update is named rs1_xbox_rel_1608.160720-1942 and is scheduled to hit Xbox One consoles at 6 p.m. PDT.
FIXES
- DLC
Resolved an issue which could cause games with a large number of DLC (Dead or Alive 5 Last Round, Rockband 4, Rocksmith 2014) to take a long time to load.
- CAST
Resolved an issue which could cause the Guide to crash while CAST is being used in the background.
- Installation
Installation progress for universal apps should now always display on the Home Dashboard.
Resolved an issue which could sometimes prevent universal apps from being installed.
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- Guide
Resolved an issue which could sometimes cause a user in party chat to show as offline after closing the Guide.
This build contains a fix to address a Guide and party chat crash while broadcasting with Twitch.
The Guide should no longer fail to launch by navigating to the left on the dashboard or double tapping the Xbox button.
- Localization
Localization fixes for universal apps.
Localization fixes for Home.
- Power & standby
Resolved an issue which could cause the console to crash when entering connected standby.
- Apps
Resolved an issue which could cause a low-resolution splash screen to display when launching universal apps.
- Profile
You should now be able to purchase a Gamertag change on the console.
- Cortana
When using Microsoft Edge in full screen mode, saying "Hey Cortana, go to
[[ website ]] " should no longer cause Microsoft Edge to become snapped.
Parents should now be able to adjust Cortana (speech) settings for child accounts.
- In-Game Purchases
When launching an in-game marketplace, a progress spinner will now appear while the in-game marketplace is loading.
- Game DVR
Resolved an issue which could prevent users from creating new game clips.
- Destiny
Resolved an issue which could sometimes cause Destiny to fail to launch.
CURRENT KNOWN ISSUES
- Skype
You may be unable to answer calls through Skype notifications.
- Netflix
You may experience a "Do you own this game or app?" error when launching or using Netflix if it was installed by another user on the console. Workaround: While signed in as the primary user, uninstall Netflix, navigate to the Store, search for Netflix and select Free to download and install it.
- Profile
Purchasing a Gamertag change on the console is not functioning in non-US locales at this time.
When selecting "Add new" to add a new profile, the add profile interface may take up to 30 seconds to appear.
- Cortana
When using a language Cortana does not support, you may still see references to Cortana in text.
- Pins
If you have pins on your Home to movies, TV shows, or music, they will disappear from Home when that app takes its new app update. The pins for the apps will stay on your Home, easy to get to.
- My Games & Apps
You may encounter an error when attempting to load Ready to Install with a large number of digital games and apps.
If a universal app version of an app is available, the version which is not currently installed may appear under Ready to Install (causing what appears to be the same app both installed and in Ready to Install).
- Community Calendar
Links to the Store in Community Calendar event details do not currently function.
With under two weeks remaining until the update's expected release to the public, we can anticipate further refinements over the coming days. A number of new universal apps are also expected to appear on the console, including Microsoft's reworked Groove application for the Xbox One.
Matt Brown was formerly a Windows Central's Senior Editor, Xbox & PC, at Future. Following over seven years of professional consumer technology and gaming coverage, he’s focused on the world of Microsoft's gaming efforts. You can follow him on Twitter @mattjbrown.