Xbox one Getting Windows 10.

Hmmm, driver support is always a concern when upgrading.

 

Hey there,

Although bugs don't always happen in patterns. But, you do see bugs/problems when looking through the forums. I know when participating I find some bugs with OneDrive, or other programs/apps, and always make sure I escalate it up so the proper people can
fix the bug. What you also find is, not all problems effect everyone and every device. So when identifying bugs or problems, it is always good to say the device you are using so they can re produce the problem on their end so they can document it. Then fix
it

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should stay in the oven a little longer

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You do know we install Windows 10, not cook it? <Joke>

I don't think it will go well with pie... "Here's a Windows 10 pie" <Joke>

 

And how exactly will this make my gaming better ?

 

Cortana, holograms, and a more flexible youth friendlier and personal UI and a faster responding UI. I am sick of squares and that inflexible windows 8 UI.

 

Well.. that sounds good, except for the Youth freindly thing. I suppose I will keep a open mind for this update. TY Smiles.

 

The new tech under the hood is supposedly going to increase performance... we'll see... haha

 

'youth friendlier'

this is exactly why it needs to be more thoroughly tested.. too many 'simple' youths thinking that cortana will be 'da best ting eva' when they have zero real world PC experience

 

'youth friendlier' I'd have gone with "more accessible"

 

that would be a much better choice of words.. i was just using what smileskybird wrote... actually fits considering his blind love for windows 10 and how amazing it will be!

 

Hey everyone I'm back, g I'm popular. I remember when I got Xbox 1 at Launch, you couldn't change the Dash background, no voice messages, talk about personalization.... that Windows 8 UI was way laggy than it is today too, but Microsoft has released system
Updates pretty much every month almost since the console came out. Cortana would be epic on Xbox 1 if/when Microsoft makes it so your Xbox 1 talks back to you, instead of it feeling like you're talking to yourself. I've seen how Microsoft advertises Windows
10 on Youtube. And yes, I think it should be amazing. If phones can talk back to you, then there's no reason why Xbox can't. Another reason why I say youth is because even though Xbox has a mixture of different people from young to old, when I got Xbox 1 day
one, with Kinect, the UI just look too unyielding and professional compared to what the Xbox 360 UI is like. With Xbox 360, you can mass message 100 people in one go, with Xbox 1, there is a limit to how many people you can send a message to on your Xbox 1
console, in one go. I can't wait until new computers start rolling out in retail stores in NZ, with Windows 10 already on it. I have an HP Pavilion I got in 2011 which has Windows 7 and it's slowing down. It has a 1st gen intel core i5 processor and 4GB RAM
yet it crashes when I tried to play The Sims 3 on it in 2012 so I got the game for Xbox 360. When I get a new computer, I plan on getting The Sims 4 and Minecraft PC Edition. Because of my experience in 2011 with my PC crashing when playing the Sims 3, I decided
to get Xbox and I love Xbox but still want to get and try a few PC games. Oh and New Zealand was the FIRST country for Windows 10 to release in since we're ahead time wise, with the rest of the world. Australia is like 2 hours behind roughly. Good night peps.

 

@Smileskybird

Whilst I am looking forward to Windows 10 in all its platforms, the thought of "you can mass message 100 people in one go" fills me with horror. Is that what you meant by "youth friendly?" ... the ability to spam as many people as you can with your message
because obviously the whole community wants to get your messages?"

 

so whens it actually goin on xbox one?