how do i change my input timings on my dell monitor.

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Thank you for understanding.

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Hello Zoe,

Thank you for posting in Microsoft Community.

We understand you need help with changing the input timings on your Dell monitor to connect your Xbox.

To change the input timings on your Dell monitor, please follow these steps:



1. Press the "Menu" button on your monitor.

2. Use the arrow keys to navigate to the "Display" or "Video" menu.

3. Look for an option called "Input Timing" or "Resolution."

4. Select the option and choose "1920x1080, 60Hz" or any other resolution and refresh rate that is listed in the monitor specifications.

5. Save the changes and exit the menu.

Your monitor should now display your Xbox correctly. If you still have any issues, please let us know and we will be happy to assist you further.

Sincerely,



Microsoft Community Moderator

[quote user="ReactedStew7332"]How do I hook up my dell monitor?[/quote]Which specific Dell monitor do you have?

Can you give us the exact model of the Dell Monitor?

Like for example "Dell S2319H"? There should be a label sticker on the backside of the Monitor. With the exact model description, we can try to find the user manual and describe how to change the input.

Or are you trying to connect your Xbox to your Dell Laptop computer, hoping it will display on the laptop's monitor, since you say you can't "select the input ion this computer"?

If you're trying to get the console video on your laptop computer, then this won't work, as the HDMI on the laptop is only a HDMI output.

[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.