Doing this eliminates any errors or glitches that might occur due to differences in resolution between the console and the television/monitor (via WindowsCentral). Your console should boot up in low-resolution mode (640x480).Ensure you only leave the buttons once you hear the second beep or the console starts in low-resolution mode.The power light will also flash before you hear the second beep. Hold the power and Eject buttons together until you hear two beeps at 10 seconds.Press and hold the Xbox button at the front for about 10 seconds to turn off the console.
Ensure that there is no disc in the console.If all the cables are fine, wait for two to three minutes before reconnecting them and booting the console (via Xbox).Hence, checking the cable with other consoles or replacing it should fix the issue. If there are any physical signs of damage, it is probably the cable causing the problem.Examine the wires from one end to the other and look for any physical signs of damage, especially the HDMI cable, as it connects the console to the display.Now, carefully disconnect all the cables, including the power supply, HDMI, and ethernet.First, switch off your Xbox Series X by pressing the button on the front and ensure you have unplugged the power supply cord.If it doesn't, there could be a connection problem. There is a good chance that rebooting will fix your console.
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