What are touch controls?

Touch controls allow you to interact with system screens by directly touching them with your finger, like a virtual touchscreen. You can also use controllers to interact with system screens when touch controls are on.

Note: Touch controls are currently available as a beta feature.

Here's how to enable touch controls:

From Home, select Settings.
Select Advanced > Beta features.
Turn on Touch controls.
If you have a screen open—such as the system dashboard's Library or Settings screen—it will appear up close in front of you.

Here's how to use touch controls:

Selecting an item
- With your finger: Tap an item to select it.
- With a controller: Move the cursor to an item you want to select and then press the trigger.
Scrolling the screen
- With your finger: Swipe up or down the screen.
- With a controller: Press and hold the trigger and then move your controller up or down.
Moving a screen
With your hand or a controller: Aim the beam from your hand or controller over the edge of the screen until a border and directional arrow icon appear, then drag the screen to your desired location.

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