The Xbox Full Screen Experience (or FSE) debuted late last year on the pricey Asus ROG Xbox Ally X, steadily trickling out to other Windows-based handheld gaming PCs and more traditional gaming desktops over the following months. While our Dave rated the stripped back, controller-oriented OS in his Asus ROG Xbox Ally X review, that rollout hasn't been plain sailing. However, the latest Windows 11 build hopes to smooth out the experience for PC gamers.
In the release notes for Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26220.7653, the known issue on PC is described as, "some apps [behaving] unexpectedly when using FSE, particularly those that expect to be locked to a given size or launch additional windows." The issue isn't completely fixed yet, with the Insider Team continuing to "validate scenarios and as such keeping the known issue active for now."
