Im trying to cast my xbox one to my lenovo laptop using hdmi but i cant find it where do i...

I may be wrong, but I think HDMI ports on laptops are purely outputs, not inputs.

Hello Assassin the hdmi on your laptop is an output therefore you can't connect connect using hdmi.However you can connect wirelessly and stream your xbox one to your Lenovo laptop to do that follow these steps:

How to start game streaming from your Xbox One to your Windows 10 PC

Enable settings on your Xbox One

To use Xbox game streaming, you must first enable game streaming from your Xbox One. To do this, press the Xbox button to open the guide, select System > Settings > Preferences > Xbox app connectivity. Do these two things:

Under This Xbox, select Allow game streaming to other devices.

Under Other devices, select Allow connections from any device or Only from profiles signed in on this Xbox.

Connect your Windows 10 PC to your Xbox One

After ensuring that your console settings are correct, you need to establish a connection from your Windows 10 PC to your Xbox One console from within the Xbox Console Companion app on your PC:

On your PC, launch the Xbox Console Companion app.

Select Connection from the panel on the left side.

The Xbox Console Companion app will scan your home network for available Xbox One consoles. Select the name of the console you want to connect to.

The ‘Connect to Your Xbox One’ window is shown with the name of the console that’s connected.

Note All Xbox One consoles are pre-named "MyXboxOne." If you have multiple consoles, you should rename each one so that you can correctly identify the console you're trying to connect to. You can rename your console by pressing the Xbox button to open the
guide, selecting System > Console info > Console info, and then selecting the name of your console in the Name box.

Once you have connected, you'll see the icons change to indicate you are connected, and you'll see new options for streaming, power, and media remotes. You'll also now have control of the console remotely.

The ‘Connect to Your Xbox One’ window is shown with the console’s current screen displayed.

How to launch game streaming from the Connection panel

To begin streaming, click Stream once the console is connected.

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So I have my tv connected to the in HDMI on the Xbox one, Im using Fiber Optic for sound. I have no invested in the Chrome Cast doggle yet. I have a galaxy S4 and love it. I love Google Music and recently trying the Xbox Music and not finding it too easy
to use and doesn't even have Metallica available. MY question is how do I get Google music to work on my Xbox ONe?

Plug the HDMI cable into both your Xbox and your laptop. If your laptop doesn’t have an input port, you can buy a USB HDMI adapter. Then turn your Xbox on. Your laptop should automatically sense the new input.
If it doesn’t, access your laptop’s graphics settings in order to switch the display to your Xbox. After that, check the Xbox display settings and configure the resolution for your laptop.

I already plugged the hdmi cord into the laptop and xbox, I tried switching the display to ur xbox but I cant find it

So, your laptop has two hdmi ports, one for input, one for output? Most laptops only have an hdmi output.

As for the "to continue..." message, I've gotten that connecting to the xbox via the app and streaming to my PC, to correct it I had to sign out of the app and do a hard shutdown of the console and log my profile out and back in.

I am trying to play my xbox one on my laptop, as I have no TV, And I am trying to use an HDMI cable to be able to use my laptop screen as a monitor for my xbox one. I have searched everywhere on how to do it, but my xbox isnt connected to the internet
to sue the xbox app for streaming, as I have no screen to use to connect it to the internet.

Unless the HDMI is an input (usually it is output on a laptop) it will not work. You could use the xbox app if it is a WIndows 10 machine and stream to the console. It would help if both console and laptop have a hardwired Ethernet to prevent excessive
lag.