When playing on your Xbox Series S or Xbox Series X, you may have a hard time trying to connect the official controller with the console. You may also experience random disconnects. To resolve these connection issues with your Xbox Series S and Xbox Series X controller, you can check out this troubleshooting guide at … Read more
When playing on the Xbox Series S or Xbox Series X, you may notice that the buttons on the controller aren’t working as intended. To fix this issue, you can follow this troubleshooting guide at Seeking Tech. 1. The first step we recommend doing is to check the button mapping of your Xbox Series S … Read more
When playing the Xbox Series S or Xbox Series X, you may notice that not all of the screen is shown. You may also see a black border, which indicates that the picture is not filling up your television or monitor display. You can check out this guide at Seeking Tech to see how you … Read more
When playing a HDR videogame on your Xbox Series X or Xbox Series S console, you may notice that the graphics will look slightly off. The picture can be too bright, too dark or appear to be washed out. You can check out this troubleshooting guide at Seeking Tech to see how you can fix … Read more
Microsoft recently reduce the input lag as well as added Bluetooth Low Energy support for the Xbox One Wireless Controller (with Bluetooth support), Xbox Elite Series 2 Wireless Controller and Xbox Adaptive Controller. In order to take advantages of these improvements, you need to update your gamepad to its latest firmware, which you can do … Read more
The Xbox Series S and Xbox Series X both feature cloud storage for save files. If you want to disable this feature, then you can check out this step-by-step guide at Seeking Tech. The only way to disable your save data from being uploaded to the cloud is by disconnecting your Xbox Series S or … Read more
Most modern videogames offer multiple graphical settings on home consoles, which most likely include a performance mode that will let you play at a high frame rate. You can check out this guide at Seeking Tech to see how you can enable higher frame rates on the Xbox Series S and Xbox Series X consoles. … Read more
The Xbox Series S and Xbox Series X feature a capture button where you can take screenshots and record gameplay videos. If you find yourself accidentally hitting this button, then it may be somewhat annoying seeing the captured screenshot and cloud upload notifications appear when you are playing a game. You can check out this … Read more
FPS Boost is a new Xbox Series S and Xbox Series X feature that will increase the frame rates of older backwards compatible videogames. While this display setting will make these games run smoother, it may come at a sacrifice of lower visual fidelity (such as a lower resolution). Not to mention that increasing the … Read more
When using the controller that comes with the Xbox Series S and Xbox Series X console, you may notice a long delay between your button presses and the actions that appear on your television screen or monitor. You can check out this troubleshooting guide at Seeking Tech to see how to potentially fix the input … Read more