How do i get my monitor to hook up to my xbox without it saying out of range

Hello, William S. I'm Arturo, and I'll be glad to provide assistance with your inquiry today.

However, I find it appropriate to ask some questions:

— What's the monitor model and brand you have?

— What were you trying to do before starting to experience this issue, did you change the Xbox resolution, the frequency, etc.?

— Do you notice a similar issue when connecting your Xbox to a different monitor or TV?

— What potential solutions have you tried to solve the problem?
Please describe each one.

I'll remain attentive to your answers.

Regards,

Arturo.

i need help. im trying to hook up my Xbox 360 to my computer monitor and i no you need a VGA HD AV cable but i don't get how you hook up the sound and were to plug in the thing in your monitor becuase in the back of mine all it says is wait there 3 slots
and they are power, DVI IN, and RGB IN so i have no clue what that means

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

Nevermind people, I figured it out. If anyone is interested: Display discovery was set to ON; which I guess means my XBOX was set up to run on my 37' TV which is why I was getting no signal on my monitor. So what I did was to plug my XBOX back to my TV
and DISABLE display discovery, then it was just a matter of hooking up my xbox to my monitor and turn it on.

i have that same problem what i do is i hook my one s up to a computer monitor and after it shows 1080 i unhook it and hook it back up to the tv and it's fine but the next day it dose it again but that's how you fix it.