How to boot 18.04 using external monitor on Lenovo z50 70?
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At startup I now must use my laptop screen for startup; immediately after logging in, I can close the lid and use the external monitor. How can I power up and login only using the external monitor? (I used to open the laptop just for turning it in.)
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At startup I now must use my laptop screen for startup; immediately after logging in, I can close the lid and use the external monitor. How can I power up and login only using the external monitor? (I used to open the laptop just for turning it in.)
18.04 lenovo external-monitor
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At startup I now must use my laptop screen for startup; immediately after logging in, I can close the lid and use the external monitor. How can I power up and login only using the external monitor? (I used to open the laptop just for turning it in.)
18.04 lenovo external-monitor
edited 2 days ago
K7AAY
3,56721443
asked 2 days ago
Phantom Csodalatos
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At startup I now must use my laptop screen for startup; immediately after logging in, I can close the lid and use the external monitor. How can I power up and login only using the external monitor? (I used to open the laptop just for turning it in.)
18.04 lenovo external-monitor
edited 2 days ago
K7AAY
3,56721443
asked 2 days ago
Phantom Csodalatos
11
edited 2 days ago
K7AAY
3,56721443
edited 2 days ago
K7AAY
3,56721443
edited 2 days ago
K7AAY
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3,56721443
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Phantom Csodalatos
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In the Display configuration dialog, select your laptop monitor and set it to "Off".
In the Power Management dialog choose 'Do Nothing' for "When laptop lid is closed."
This is how I do it in MATE. Your desktop may use different terms but this procedure should do the trick for you.
answered 2 days ago
Stephen Boston
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Thanks for your answer Stephen. I think it's not working, because I have preinstalled gnome with ubuntu 18.04.. It took me a while founding out why have you called me a MATE. You see I'm totally noob to linux.
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In the Display configuration dialog, select your laptop monitor and set it to "Off".
In the Power Management dialog choose 'Do Nothing' for "When laptop lid is closed."
This is how I do it in MATE. Your desktop may use different terms but this procedure should do the trick for you.
answered 2 days ago
Stephen Boston
5271315
Thanks for your answer Stephen. I think it's not working, because I have preinstalled gnome with ubuntu 18.04.. It took me a while founding out why have you called me a MATE. You see I'm totally noob to linux.
– Phantom Csodalatos
2 days ago
...eventhough 1 comma was missing.
– Phantom Csodalatos
2 days ago
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up vote
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In the Display configuration dialog, select your laptop monitor and set it to "Off".
In the Power Management dialog choose 'Do Nothing' for "When laptop lid is closed."
This is how I do it in MATE. Your desktop may use different terms but this procedure should do the trick for you.
answered 2 days ago
Stephen Boston
5271315
Thanks for your answer Stephen. I think it's not working, because I have preinstalled gnome with ubuntu 18.04.. It took me a while founding out why have you called me a MATE. You see I'm totally noob to linux.
– Phantom Csodalatos
2 days ago
...eventhough 1 comma was missing.
– Phantom Csodalatos
2 days ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
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down vote
up vote
0
down vote
In the Display configuration dialog, select your laptop monitor and set it to "Off".
In the Power Management dialog choose 'Do Nothing' for "When laptop lid is closed."
This is how I do it in MATE. Your desktop may use different terms but this procedure should do the trick for you.
answered 2 days ago
Stephen Boston
5271315
In the Display configuration dialog, select your laptop monitor and set it to "Off".
In the Power Management dialog choose 'Do Nothing' for "When laptop lid is closed."
This is how I do it in MATE. Your desktop may use different terms but this procedure should do the trick for you.
answered 2 days ago
Stephen Boston
5271315
answered 2 days ago
Stephen Boston
5271315
answered 2 days ago
Stephen Boston
5271315
answered 2 days ago
Stephen Boston
5271315
5271315
Thanks for your answer Stephen. I think it's not working, because I have preinstalled gnome with ubuntu 18.04.. It took me a while founding out why have you called me a MATE. You see I'm totally noob to linux.
– Phantom Csodalatos
2 days ago
...eventhough 1 comma was missing.
– Phantom Csodalatos
2 days ago
add a comment |Â
Thanks for your answer Stephen. I think it's not working, because I have preinstalled gnome with ubuntu 18.04.. It took me a while founding out why have you called me a MATE. You see I'm totally noob to linux.
– Phantom Csodalatos
2 days ago
...eventhough 1 comma was missing.
– Phantom Csodalatos
2 days ago
Thanks for your answer Stephen. I think it's not working, because I have preinstalled gnome with ubuntu 18.04.. It took me a while founding out why have you called me a MATE. You see I'm totally noob to linux.
– Phantom Csodalatos
2 days ago
Thanks for your answer Stephen. I think it's not working, because I have preinstalled gnome with ubuntu 18.04.. It took me a while founding out why have you called me a MATE. You see I'm totally noob to linux.
– Phantom Csodalatos
2 days ago
...eventhough 1 comma was missing.
– Phantom Csodalatos
2 days ago
...eventhough 1 comma was missing.
– Phantom Csodalatos
2 days ago
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