Why is isn’t my hdmi working for my Xbox series x and does it cost anything to fix

Hi there. My name is Ron, I'm an independent advisor. I will be more than happy to help you.

If you are getting a no-signal error on your screen, please do the steps below one at a time to sort out the issue.

Confirm that both your TV and Xbox One console are turned on.

Check that your TV is set to the correct input signal (HDMI).

Check that the HDMI cable connections to your console and to your TV are secure.

Check that the HDMI cable is connected to the "out to TV" port on the console.

Try plugging the HDMI cable into a different HDMI port on your TV.

Try using a different HDMI cable to connect your console to your TV.

Try connecting your console to a different TV.

Power cycle your Xbox One: Press and hold the Xbox button  for 10 seconds to turn off the console, and then turn it on again.

I am also having the same damn issue why the heck isn’t anyone fixing this ****!!!! I can no longer remote into Xbox series X with iPhone iOS 16.1!

I have the same problem, my xbox series x crashes in all enhanced games and shuts off when it wants, i already did the reset thing and uninstall everything and install it again, but none of the fixes works for me,i might use the repair service you mentioned, does it cost any money? and does it work if i live in mexico?

Hello,

Sorry for my language, (google translate).

I'm looking for a monitor for my Xbox one X, ...

My question is, is it worth buying a monitor at more than 60HZ in 4k ???

Does Xbox One x accept more than 60 Hz ???

Thank you for your answers.

It is worth buying a 4K 144hz monitor for Xbox Series X, However you need to make sure the monitor has HDMI 2.1,

"Does Xbox One X accept more than 60hz ?"

At 4K , No,

Xbox One X uses HDMI 2.0 and HDMI 2.0 bandwidth can only do 4K at 60hz,

HDMI 2.1 of the Xbox Series X will allow it to go to 4K at 120hz, but only if you have a TV or monitor with HDMI 2.1, and a refresh rate of 120hz or higher.

If you wish it to wok properly with the original launch Xbox Series X, the only way to fix it is to swap the board on the television. The original Xbox 360 even added an HDMI port to the system with the third or 4th major revision.

Again, you have purchased a revised console produced over two years later. Game systems are constantly revised even behind the scenes to reduce production costs and fix problems.

There are other devices out there with the same issues like the Onkyo receivers I mentioned. The issue is the HDMI transceiver commodity chip common to these devices doesn't like the one in the LG TV. ANd no consumer electronics company goes into $500 recalls unless forced, especially when most people with such a TV have an elaborate home theater setup with an external AV receiver that likely mitigates the issues.

The $15 repeater does the job of changing the chip the TV is talking to in most cases.

I am actually experiencing the same issue. And only the Xbox Series X is having issues. Both my C2 and my Series X were purchased brand new this month. Should I just return this Series X? No other device has issues like it does.