Xbox One S display not working

I find my xbox one s working while set on dvi and 640p resolution. But no display on 1080p and hdmi.

Just to add i am using samsung smart 3d tv aand also tested my xbox one s on 2 other displays.. one pc monitor and one more smart tv

Check this link for a possible solution: https://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-one/console/display-troubleshooter

I find my xbox one s working while set on dvi and 640p resolution. But no display on 1080p and hdmi.

Just to add i am using samsung smart 3d tv aand also tested my xbox one s on 2 other displays.. one pc monitor and one more smart tv

This could be caused by two things: Either the HDMI cable became loose or defective, and the TV can't make any sense of the garbled digital data coming in via HDMI, so please check if the cable became loose on the TV or the console, and if the cable works
on another HDMI device (e.g. BluRay Player or TV Set-Top Box or a Laptop).

If the cable is not defective, eject any discs from the console and then hold the power button for about 15 seconds to completely shut down the console (and not only putting it in connected standby).

After the console has shut down, hold down the eject button, and then turn on the console on the console's power button, while keeping eject held down.

The console will chime normally when you press the power button, and then about 10 seconds later, chime a second time. When the console chimes a second time, let go of eject.

If the console now shows a working image, go to the console settings, and set the resolution back to High Definition resolutions (depending on your TV to 720p, 1080p or 4K).

If the image does not improve, you will have to sign up your console for repair at
https://devicesupport.microsoft.com

Hi

The Xbox One S should work with this television but I don't know what settings you will need to use on it to allow things such an HDR images to be displayed.

Even if you get one, there is no guarantee such an adaptor will work. The Xbox Series X and S consoles expect the display to output to an exact timing. It's likely that the DVI port has a different timing (like 119.88Hz or something like that). If the monitor does not not output the correct timing that the Xbox expects, it will not work, no matter what adaptor you buy. This is a display issue, not a console one.

It must be a pretty old monitor if it only has DVI and HDMI. There are plenty of gaming monitors that support the Series X|S, it might be a time to buy a new one.

Just because a display is 144Hz, does not mean it will automatically work on an Xbox console. Unlike the Xbox console, PC graphics cards don't need to have exact timings.