Xbox One HDMI "port" not working

I called Microsoft support about this issue July 14th, we tried all the trouble shooting steps except trying a new TV. The lady told me she sent an email with the addiional troubleshoot instructions, so within 10 minutes of the call ending I replied to the
email to confirm that switching TVs did not resolve the "no signal" error. I know it is not infact the HDMI cord that is the issue, because I can use these cords with my Xbox 360 fine. I am struggling to schedule a phone call from support even though I'm replying
to the emails telling when is the best time for a phone call (time zone included). I've received at least 3 messages telling me to expect a phone at a certain time, and support is not calling like they said they would. I received one phone call, but I declinded,
because I was not told in advanced to expect a call from an unknown number. I haven't received a email since July 20th, but XboxSupport on twitter has given me a link to request chat or voice support. Neither worked, I tired yesterday and today, eventually
after about 30 minutes the chat will just inform me nobody is avliable. I'm trying to be patient, but I feel as if I have been console banned, I would just like to play my xbox for the summer until I go off to college

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Xbox One AV Cables

[quote user="Midnight Loki"]So I wounder if Xbox One Will Only Support Hdmi[/quote]That's what the pictures show - HDMI in and HDMI out. There's no A/V port.

 

How can I use my laptop as a monitor?

Unless your device has a specific "HDMI In" port, you are not able to use HDMI hardware. Unfortunately, Laptops almost never have HDMI In ports.

 

Hi, it appears you may have tried pretty much everything there is to try.

The obvious things can sometimes be easily missed though, the HDMI cable is connected to the HDMI port nearest to the power lead on the Xbox?

If you have any external devices such as a Kinect or external hard drive/ USB flash drive connected to the Xbox then power the Xbox off and disconnect those items and try the Xbox again.

Maybe try resetting the display settings if you haven't already, you do that by ejecting any disc that is in the drive, press and hold the power button on the Xbox for 10 seconds, the Xbox will power off. Press and hold the power button and the eject button,
you will hear a power on tone, keep the buttons held until you hear a second power on tone and then let the buttons go.

 

Yes, the HDMI port is nearest to power port. Attempting to do the dispaly settings reset, the second beep never occurs after a minute. I have no external devices.

 

To add on to what EggsBoxJuan was saying this link will let you learn about the console and it's ports.

support.xbox.com/.../get-to-know-console

It's always a possibility you gotten a faulty xbox and since you just noticed this i assume you just purchased it therefore you are under warranty and can get a replacement.

If you bought this console a while back then scheduling repairs can also be a answer.

devicesupport.microsoft.com