My xbox 360's wires are all plugged in the correct places and other people can see my xbox profile when i turn my xbox on but on my component source on my tv it says no signal so i can not get a picture up. I have always played the xbox 360 on the component source and it has always worked. What can i do to get my acer tv to show the signal again?

1 Did you create a account ?
2 Is your account past due ?
3 Does your XBox have a hard drive ?
4 Check your internet connection .
5 Unpluge the XBox for 30 sec. Reset up Wi Fi .
If all is good go to X Box . Com / Support. They will check the connection for you no charge .

kindly check if the memory or RAM is properly plug-in, turn off the xbox, remove the RAM, turn on the xbox and have the RAM back in its place once you see the start screen, if still not working, your RAM or memory is dead, you can buy a new one or have it repair if it still under warranty.

You can try one of two solutions:

::: 1 :::
- You may need to try a different outlet, and then...:

- Unplug the adapter for like a minute or so.
- Plug it back in again, and turn on your system.
- Try now.
- Try downloading latest update.

- If need be, download your profile again.
https://support.xbox.com/en-CA/my-account/manage-gamertag-and-profile/add-remove-profile-xbox-360

- Unplug the adapter for like a minute or so.
- Plug it back in again, and turn on your system.
- Try now.
- Try downloading latest update.


::: 2 :::
- Your current adapter may be broken, and may need to be replaced.

Is it banned? You should try test connection in the network settings in the settings section and make sure your wireless or wired cables are plugged in correctly at the right places.

Remove any disk from the DVD drive.
Remove the hard drive and turn on. When you get to the dashboard turn it off again by holding the X button on the controller and select 'Turn off console'.
Wait 10 seconds and then turn on again by pushing the X button on the controller. When you get to the dashboard turn off again via the X button.
Remove the AV / Video plug from the back of your Xbox.
Replace the hard drive correctly.
Switch on the Xbox via the power button on the console. 4 red lights should flash.
Wait 10 seconds and re-insert the AV / Video cable.
You should now load into the dashboard with your hard drive profiles - wait theres more!
Turn off and on via the X button as before another 2 times with all leads and the hard drive in place.
After you power it off the second time, remove the power lead for 20 minutes and then turn on again any way you feel like it and it should be cured.

Remove any disk from the DVD drive.
Remove the hard drive and turn on. When you get to the dashboard turn it off again by holding the X button on the controller and select 'Turn off console'.
Wait 10 seconds and then turn on again by pushing the X button on the controller. When you get to the dashboard turn off again via the X button.
Remove the AV / Video plug from the back of your Xbox.
Replace the hard drive correctly.
Switch on the Xbox via the power button on the console. 4 red lights should flash.
Wait 10 seconds and re-insert the AV / Video cable.
You should now load into the dashboard with your hard drive profiles - wait theres more!
Turn off and on via the X button as before another 2 times with all leads and the hard drive in place.
After you power it off the second time, remove the power lead for 20 minutes and then turn on again any way you feel like it and it should be cured.

A Working Solution.

Remove any disk from the DVD drive.
Remove the hard drive and turn on. When you get to the dashboard turn it off again by holding the X button on the controller and select 'Turn off console'.
Wait 10 seconds and then turn on again by pushing the X button on the controller. When you get to the dashboard turn off again via the X button.
Remove the AV / Video plug from the back of your Xbox.
Replace the hard drive correctly.
Switch on the Xbox via the power button on the console. 4 red lights should flash.
Wait 10 seconds and re-insert the AV / Video cable.
You should now load into the dashboard with your hard drive profiles - wait theres more!
Turn off and on via the X button as before another 2 times with all leads and the hard drive in place.
After you power it off the second time, remove the power lead for 20 minutes and then turn on again any way you feel like it and it should be cured.

Just delete the profile and recover it. As long as you ONLY remove the profile, all your saves will still work and no acheivements or friends will be lost.

A Working Solution.

Remove any disk from the DVD drive.
Remove the hard drive and turn on. When you get to the dashboard turn it off again by holding the X button on the controller and select 'Turn off console'.
Wait 10 seconds and then turn on again by pushing the X button on the controller. When you get to the dashboard turn off again via the X button.
Remove the AV / Video plug from the back of your Xbox.
Replace the hard drive correctly.
Switch on the Xbox via the power button on the console. 4 red lights should flash.
Wait 10 seconds and re-insert the AV / Video cable.
You should now load into the dashboard with your hard drive profiles - wait theres more!
Turn off and on via the X button as before another 2 times with all leads and the hard drive in place.
After you power it off the second time, remove the power lead for 20 minutes and then turn on again any way you feel like it and it should be cured.

you should be able to fix movie problem by making a new profile on the xbox and downloading everthing again,you'll need the media update to play the movies so just start a movie on the new profile and it will auto update.this is a licence problem and thats how i fix it. but this is the proper way click link http://www.xbox.com/en-US/support/systemuse/xbox360/licensemigration/faq.htm