Confirm the HDMI cable is on the “out to TV” console port. Check that your TV is in the proper input channel. Alternatively, try another HDMI cable on the console. Test the cable on other devices to ensure it’s working. You’d have to use another one (on the TV) or replace the one on the Xbox. If there’s damage (like bent pins), you’d have to try another port or replace it. If there’s dirt, you can brush it or blow it off. Check both HDMI ports for signs of damage or dirt. The cable should make a “click” noise when it connects. Check that the HDMI cord is fully connected to the TV and console. If they work, it could save you some time: Initial Steps if Your Screen Is Blankīefore you go on, try these obvious fixes. The troubleshooter works for Xbox One and Xbox Series consoles, as both generations share features, services, and interfaces. You can try these fixes one by one until you find the solution that works. The causes and signs are the same for the Xbox One or Xbox Series console family. The console may also display a “Game console (is it on?)” message on the screen or similar. However, the screen may go blank all of a sudden. Alternatively, the system powers on and works. You may also see a screen that goes from black to blue and back. The Xbox shows a black screen, a “No Signal” message, static, or a glitchy screen. These are the symptoms of Xbox HDMI damage. For example, if you changed your TV recently, the display may not support the resolution currently configured.Īdditionally, you’d need to understand the signs of Xbox HDMI problems. If this is not the case, it will cause issues like blank screens. Wrong Configurations: The cable, the display, and your AVR system plugged into your TV and Xbox must support the resolution you selected on the Xbox. If damage is beyond repair, you’d need to take it to a store for a replacement. For example, dirt and rust prevent its proper functions. Dirty or Damaged HDMI Ports: The output must also be in a healthy stater. Faulty Hard drive: Most commonly, the problem comes because the hard drive is defective. Damaged Cable: Weak wires may prevent the Xbox from sending a signal. Other pieces that may fail are motherboard chips related to the HDMI port. It’s the hardest to fix, as you could only change the console’s hard drive. Hardware Errors: Physical damage may also cause the issue. 
Random Bugs: Glitches and bugs on the system firmware may cause the issue.
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