Connecting an xbox to a laptop screen

Hello!

Almost no laptops support video into them to use the screen as an input for another device. If your Xbox is already set up and working, you could potentially stream the video from your Xbox to your laptop using the Xbox App. I would recommend having both
your console and the laptop connected to a wired network for this. Aside from that your only option would be to use a different display (monitor, TV, projector, etc.)

Hello, He is correct, you can stream your Xbox right to your laptop. I do it all the time with no issues.

Hi there TastelessCone16,

Thanks for the reply. In reference to the Xbox One video connection, I recommend to try the following article:

Set up your Xbox One console. Unfortunately, the console's operating system uses an HDMI connection with certain specifications for video output. The best solution is to try:

How to use game streaming in the Xbox app on Windows 10.

• What device are you trying to connect?

Try this out and let us know the results.

Here is another thread for looking into: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us...-08a5-44e4-9a4f-9aa7afdf4764?tm=1551826110525

This would be something locked to the hardware of the HDMI port. It's locked to the one direction of being an output instead of an input.

Without a doubt I would tell you to use the Xbox app so broadcast on laptops. Use Ethernet cable and the same data connection. The pad connects it to your PC or Xbox

I know that it works pretty good with ethernet cable but the problem is that I dont have one right now

thanks anyway though