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Tried Enabling HDR And Now I Can't Even Reach The Settings

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Accepted solution by Ava — hmmm if u use a soundbar or capture card in between, connect the console straight to teh display as a test. passthrough deivces often dont…
  1. Nadia Novak
    @cachemonk

    help!! quick panic post. my Xbox One X was fine yesterday, today, after enabling HDR, nothing on screen:

    No Signal

    No Signal
HDMI 2
Check the cable connection and the input source.

    I've power cycled it twice. I'm using the cable that came in teh box. I have no other screen to test with right now... ideas?

    i can borrow another cable tomorrow if thats useufl, but Id like to try anything i can do tonight first.

    im relaly hoping this is just a settings problem and not something broken. the console was working perfeclty a few minutes before i changed that setting. seriously need help here 😭

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  2. Ash Reyes
    @lambdasage

    Is the console plugged into an HDMI 2.1 port on the display?

    thinking

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  3. Ash Reyes
    @lambdasage

    exact same thing happened to my office machine last month worked for me anyway 🤷

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  5. Quinn
    @quinn.garcia

    ahh classic bump. still hpapening with monitor for me, my laptop is officially haunted

    2 1 helpful
  6. Gabe Varga
    @gvarga

    @cachemonk thank u this worked!!. i swear monitor is cursed u guys are the best!!!

    party

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  7. Ash Reyes
    @lambdasage

    been there man this.. 🤷 so much this... have u checked your xbox settings? mine were reset after an update worked for me anyway 🤷

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  8. Ash Reyes
    @lambdasage

    Once teh picture is back, go to Settings > General > TV & display options and set the resolution and refresh rate step by step lol Change one thing at a time and confirm each.

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  9. Felix Stone
    @felix_tensor
    in reply to @lambdasage

    hmmm after fixing it, use the 4K TV details screen in the TV & display options. it shows which modes the console thinks your display supports.

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  10. Una F.
    @unaf179

    ahh classic boot into low-resolution mode: with teh console fully off, hold teh Xbox button and the Eject button (or the pair button on consoles without a disc drive) until you hear a second beep about 10 seconds later. It starts at a low resolution sooo you can fix teh video settings. fingers crossed 🤞

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  11. Mateo Jansen
    @mjansen

    lol same thing happened to me for 120 Hz and 4K, use teh HDMI cable that came with the console or a certified Ultra High Speed cable, and plug into the TVs HDMI 2.1 port 😅 Many TVs only support high refresh on specific ports.

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  13. Ava
    @ayilmaz
    Accepted solution

    hmmm if u use a soundbar or capture card in between, connect the console straight to teh display as a test. passthrough deivces often dont support every mode teh console can output.

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  14. Mateo Jansen
    @mjansen

    hmmmm not sure about that low-res mode is the right first step, but some displays also need to be power-cycled after the console changes mode 😅 Unplug the TV for a minute too. but hey ymmv

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  15. Nadia Novak
    @cachemonk
    in reply to @ayilmaz

    @ayilmaz omggg it was teh TV port. Moved to the HDMI 2.1 port and enabled enhanced mode on the TV 👍 Now enabling HDR works. seriously made my day 😭🙏

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