can my laptop run as a screen for xbox s

Hi there! This is Virginia O.

I understand that you want to know if you can make your laptop run as a screen on your Xbox S.

I apologize for the inconvenienced this has caused you. I will do my best to help you.

Yes, you can use your laptop as a screen for an Xbox Series S, but only if your laptop has an HDMI input port, which most laptops only have HDMI output ports which means you would need to use a capture card to make it work.

Essentially, you would connect the Xbox to the capture card, and then connect the capture card to your laptop via USB to display the Xbox on your laptop screen.

Thank you for your cooperation and have a great day!

Mine has an HDMI port, and I have a cable running from my laptop to my xbox, I just dont know how I can be able to see the xbox's screen. Know how to view it?

[quote user="Hesse2509"]Is it technically possible to plug my 360 s into my laptop so as to use my laptop's monitor to display the 360's output?[/quote]You'd have to have a laptop designed for that. Alienware/Dell added that as a feature on some of their
models.



The vast majority of laptops do not have an HDMI input or a video input that goes directly to the screen.

[quote user="furios fluff"]I am currently running into a problem similar to others in that when I hook my xbox up with a HDMI cable, no sound is coming out. but instead of using it for a TV screen, I'm trying to use it with my laptop.[/quote]Which exact
make and model of laptop?



The only laptops I'm aware of that support use of their screens as externally-attached monitors are certain Alienware models.

Also: when i set my laptop to wireless then select properties and click on sharing the device's connection, and run an ethernet cable from the laptop ethernet port to the 360's ethernet port, then run the wired network connection test, it works.