How can i connect my xbox 360 to my hp all in one computer (windows 10) using a HDMI cord?

Pidge.R · Apr 30, 2019

I understand that this question has been asked before but all the answer said was Start - Settings - System - Display. that's not enough I need you to elaborate more on how to connect it please.

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grafix143

Hi Dear ,

First make sure you have HDMI in in your HP all in One computer .

Second if you have HDMI in then once you plug it in find the function key (example on Alineware laptops it is Fn+F9)

Generally i doubt that HP ALL IN ONE HAVE HDMI in but you better check .

Regards,

Obsessive Power

Hi,

The answer unfortunately for you is that it can't be done. The HDMI connector on your HP-All-In-One is an
HDMI out. This means it can only send a video signal out, to another larger display for example. It can't receive an incoming HDMI signal and display it on the monitor.

You can stream your Xbox One to your Windows 10 computer, but you won't be able to connect your console to this PC with HDMI.

Sorry.

{Parity}

I am not currently at my console so I am not sure what the general release version is. That being said I haven't had an issues with it.

If you are in the insider/preview program you should consult others in the program to see if they are having issues.

NiePodam1

Hi there ,

Thanks for reaching out here in Xbox Forums. I understand there is an issue with connecting the controller to your Windows 10 computer. I recommend to try the following articles:

How to connect an Xbox One Wireless Controller to a Windows PC

How to update your Xbox One Controller on Windows 10

Give this a try and let us know the results.

no effect

my computer cant detect my controler

i think its cable is broken or controler

not worthy money that i paid

like always can do nothing

NorthernZoot

How many HDMI devices can we connect at a time? Like, will I be able to run my Xbox 360 and my TV Cable Box through the console without having to swap out HDMI cords each time? What about if I used some kind of HDMI Splitter Hub and plug THAT into
the Xbox One?

Carrying off that idea, would there actually be a benefit to connecting the Xbox 360 to the Xbox One? Would it allow you to seamlessly switch from Xbox 360 to Xbox One with a simple command, or would it just be exactly the same as the 360 runs now, but you'd
have two devices turned on?

How can i connect my xbox 360 to my hp all in one computer (windows 10) using a HDMI cord?