How Do I Find My Device's Operating System Version (All Platforms)?

Brooke
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If you are experiencing a technical issue, making sure your Operating System (OS) version is up-to-date may resolve the issue. Our support team may also need you to provide your device's OS version to help troubleshoot a technical issue. If you need help with locating your device's current OS version, please refer to the instructions below for your device.

Keep in mind that the instructions may vary slightly depending on the model of your device.

 

Smart TVs & Streaming Media Players

 

Apple TV

  1. Open Settings on your Apple TV
  2. Select General
  3. Select About

Your current tvOS version will be listed next to tvOS

 

Roku

  1. Open Settings from the Home screen
  2. Select System
  3. Select About

 

Android TV/Google TV

  1. Open Settings
  2. Select System or Device Preferences (depending on your TV model)
  3. Select About
  4. Select Version

 

Fire TV

  1. Go to Settings from your Fire TV home screen
  2. Select My Fire TV, Device & Software, or Device (depending on your software version)
  3. Select About

 

Samsung

  1. Open the Settings menu on your TV
  2. Select Support
  3. Select About This TV (or Software Update / About TV)

 

LG

  1. Press the Settings button on your LG remote
  2. Select All Settings
  3. Select Support
  4. Select TV Information

 

Vizio

  1. Press the Menu button on your Vizio remote
  2. Select Admin & Privacy, System, or All Settings (depending on your specific TV model)
  3. Select System Information or About

 

Mobile App

 

Apple iPhone

  1. Open the Settings App
  2. Select General
  3. Click About

Your OS version will be listed next to iOS Version

 

Android Smartphone

  1. Open Settings
  2. Select About Phone
  3. Select Android Version or Software Information