Display size increased after restarting the Ubuntu 16.04
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I'm using ubuntu 16.04. I was using chrome...suddenly my pc got hung...and then I shut down it, and restart it. but after restarting the display size increased, and now everything is looking bigger...even the content does not fit in a screen size. please help me, how can I set my display size to the default.
Here is screenshot of my desktop, how it looks:
16.04 display
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I'm using ubuntu 16.04. I was using chrome...suddenly my pc got hung...and then I shut down it, and restart it. but after restarting the display size increased, and now everything is looking bigger...even the content does not fit in a screen size. please help me, how can I set my display size to the default.
Here is screenshot of my desktop, how it looks:
16.04 display
edited Apr 2 at 23:36
stumblebee
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asked Apr 2 at 14:05
Abhi Patil
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Are you talking about your laptop display? Go to Settings > Displays > Resolution. Select a resolution from the list and check if it works. Play with other options as well to get it working.
– Yaksha
Apr 2 at 14:11
Are, I've tried, Go to Settings > Displays > Resolution. it's not working.
– Abhi Patil
Apr 2 at 15:00
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up vote
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I'm using ubuntu 16.04. I was using chrome...suddenly my pc got hung...and then I shut down it, and restart it. but after restarting the display size increased, and now everything is looking bigger...even the content does not fit in a screen size. please help me, how can I set my display size to the default.
Here is screenshot of my desktop, how it looks:
16.04 display
edited Apr 2 at 23:36
stumblebee
2,3083922
asked Apr 2 at 14:05
Abhi Patil
83
I'm using ubuntu 16.04. I was using chrome...suddenly my pc got hung...and then I shut down it, and restart it. but after restarting the display size increased, and now everything is looking bigger...even the content does not fit in a screen size. please help me, how can I set my display size to the default.
Here is screenshot of my desktop, how it looks:
16.04 display
16.04 display
edited Apr 2 at 23:36
stumblebee
2,3083922
asked Apr 2 at 14:05
Abhi Patil
83
edited Apr 2 at 23:36
stumblebee
2,3083922
asked Apr 2 at 14:05
Abhi Patil
83
edited Apr 2 at 23:36
stumblebee
2,3083922
edited Apr 2 at 23:36
stumblebee
2,3083922
edited Apr 2 at 23:36
stumblebee
2,3083922
2,3083922
asked Apr 2 at 14:05
Abhi Patil
83
asked Apr 2 at 14:05
Abhi Patil
83
asked Apr 2 at 14:05
Abhi Patil
83
83
2
Are you talking about your laptop display? Go to Settings > Displays > Resolution. Select a resolution from the list and check if it works. Play with other options as well to get it working.
– Yaksha
Apr 2 at 14:11
Are, I've tried, Go to Settings > Displays > Resolution. it's not working.
– Abhi Patil
Apr 2 at 15:00
add a comment |Â
2
Are you talking about your laptop display? Go to Settings > Displays > Resolution. Select a resolution from the list and check if it works. Play with other options as well to get it working.
– Yaksha
Apr 2 at 14:11
Are, I've tried, Go to Settings > Displays > Resolution. it's not working.
– Abhi Patil
Apr 2 at 15:00
2
2
Are you talking about your laptop display? Go to Settings > Displays > Resolution. Select a resolution from the list and check if it works. Play with other options as well to get it working.
– Yaksha
Apr 2 at 14:11
Are you talking about your laptop display? Go to Settings > Displays > Resolution. Select a resolution from the list and check if it works. Play with other options as well to get it working.
– Yaksha
Apr 2 at 14:11
Are, I've tried, Go to Settings > Displays > Resolution. it's not working.
– Abhi Patil
Apr 2 at 15:00
Are, I've tried, Go to Settings > Displays > Resolution. it's not working.
– Abhi Patil
Apr 2 at 15:00
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As you said you tried all the previous things, maybe you have an issue with your HDMI cable connector. Maybe the wire has a defect.
Check the connection or change the wire and see if it works - that fixed the problem in my case.
answered May 25 at 8:24
Hardik
363
thanks, it worked for me... I reconnected HDMI cable and now my display looks normal.
– Abhi Patil
May 25 at 8:26
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I think that you have increase your display resolutions. So u can go to setting display and reset it to the optimal display monitor resolution.
Regards
answered Apr 2 at 14:11
eggegg
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No, I've tried changing the resolution. but it did not work.
– Abhi Patil
Apr 2 at 14:45
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up vote
0
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Depending on your Linux version, you could look for
Monitor settingsorDisplay settings
Then you have to change the Resolution
This will look something like: 800x600
or 1366x768 etc. There will also be an Auto mode.
Now you have to change the Resolution.
Once you select the new resolution the program will apply the new
settings and you have 15 sec to decide whether you want to stay the
settings or revert.
answered Apr 2 at 14:33
Puneet Bapna
163
I've tried changing the resolution with the same procedure. but it did not work.
– Abhi Patil
Apr 2 at 14:45
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3 Answers
3
active
oldest
votes
3 Answers
3
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
As you said you tried all the previous things, maybe you have an issue with your HDMI cable connector. Maybe the wire has a defect.
Check the connection or change the wire and see if it works - that fixed the problem in my case.
answered May 25 at 8:24
Hardik
363
thanks, it worked for me... I reconnected HDMI cable and now my display looks normal.
– Abhi Patil
May 25 at 8:26
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
As you said you tried all the previous things, maybe you have an issue with your HDMI cable connector. Maybe the wire has a defect.
Check the connection or change the wire and see if it works - that fixed the problem in my case.
answered May 25 at 8:24
Hardik
363
thanks, it worked for me... I reconnected HDMI cable and now my display looks normal.
– Abhi Patil
May 25 at 8:26
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
As you said you tried all the previous things, maybe you have an issue with your HDMI cable connector. Maybe the wire has a defect.
Check the connection or change the wire and see if it works - that fixed the problem in my case.
answered May 25 at 8:24
Hardik
363
As you said you tried all the previous things, maybe you have an issue with your HDMI cable connector. Maybe the wire has a defect.
Check the connection or change the wire and see if it works - that fixed the problem in my case.
answered May 25 at 8:24
Hardik
363
edited May 25 at 8:42
answered May 25 at 8:24
Hardik
363
answered May 25 at 8:24
Hardik
363
answered May 25 at 8:24
Hardik
363
363
thanks, it worked for me... I reconnected HDMI cable and now my display looks normal.
– Abhi Patil
May 25 at 8:26
add a comment |Â
thanks, it worked for me... I reconnected HDMI cable and now my display looks normal.
– Abhi Patil
May 25 at 8:26
thanks, it worked for me... I reconnected HDMI cable and now my display looks normal.
– Abhi Patil
May 25 at 8:26
thanks, it worked for me... I reconnected HDMI cable and now my display looks normal.
– Abhi Patil
May 25 at 8:26
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
I think that you have increase your display resolutions. So u can go to setting display and reset it to the optimal display monitor resolution.
Regards
answered Apr 2 at 14:11
eggegg
1
No, I've tried changing the resolution. but it did not work.
– Abhi Patil
Apr 2 at 14:45
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
I think that you have increase your display resolutions. So u can go to setting display and reset it to the optimal display monitor resolution.
Regards
answered Apr 2 at 14:11
eggegg
1
No, I've tried changing the resolution. but it did not work.
– Abhi Patil
Apr 2 at 14:45
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
I think that you have increase your display resolutions. So u can go to setting display and reset it to the optimal display monitor resolution.
Regards
answered Apr 2 at 14:11
eggegg
1
I think that you have increase your display resolutions. So u can go to setting display and reset it to the optimal display monitor resolution.
Regards
answered Apr 2 at 14:11
eggegg
1
answered Apr 2 at 14:11
eggegg
1
answered Apr 2 at 14:11
eggegg
1
answered Apr 2 at 14:11
eggegg
1
1
No, I've tried changing the resolution. but it did not work.
– Abhi Patil
Apr 2 at 14:45
add a comment |Â
No, I've tried changing the resolution. but it did not work.
– Abhi Patil
Apr 2 at 14:45
No, I've tried changing the resolution. but it did not work.
– Abhi Patil
Apr 2 at 14:45
No, I've tried changing the resolution. but it did not work.
– Abhi Patil
Apr 2 at 14:45
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
Depending on your Linux version, you could look for
Monitor settingsorDisplay settings
Then you have to change the Resolution
This will look something like: 800x600
or 1366x768 etc. There will also be an Auto mode.
Now you have to change the Resolution.
Once you select the new resolution the program will apply the new
settings and you have 15 sec to decide whether you want to stay the
settings or revert.
answered Apr 2 at 14:33
Puneet Bapna
163
I've tried changing the resolution with the same procedure. but it did not work.
– Abhi Patil
Apr 2 at 14:45
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
Depending on your Linux version, you could look for
Monitor settingsorDisplay settings
Then you have to change the Resolution
This will look something like: 800x600
or 1366x768 etc. There will also be an Auto mode.
Now you have to change the Resolution.
Once you select the new resolution the program will apply the new
settings and you have 15 sec to decide whether you want to stay the
settings or revert.
answered Apr 2 at 14:33
Puneet Bapna
163
I've tried changing the resolution with the same procedure. but it did not work.
– Abhi Patil
Apr 2 at 14:45
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
Depending on your Linux version, you could look for
Monitor settingsorDisplay settings
Then you have to change the Resolution
This will look something like: 800x600
or 1366x768 etc. There will also be an Auto mode.
Now you have to change the Resolution.
Once you select the new resolution the program will apply the new
settings and you have 15 sec to decide whether you want to stay the
settings or revert.
answered Apr 2 at 14:33
Puneet Bapna
163
Depending on your Linux version, you could look for
Monitor settingsorDisplay settings
Then you have to change the Resolution
This will look something like: 800x600
or 1366x768 etc. There will also be an Auto mode.
Now you have to change the Resolution.
Once you select the new resolution the program will apply the new
settings and you have 15 sec to decide whether you want to stay the
settings or revert.
answered Apr 2 at 14:33
Puneet Bapna
163
answered Apr 2 at 14:33
Puneet Bapna
163
answered Apr 2 at 14:33
Puneet Bapna
163
answered Apr 2 at 14:33
Puneet Bapna
163
163
I've tried changing the resolution with the same procedure. but it did not work.
– Abhi Patil
Apr 2 at 14:45
add a comment |Â
I've tried changing the resolution with the same procedure. but it did not work.
– Abhi Patil
Apr 2 at 14:45
I've tried changing the resolution with the same procedure. but it did not work.
– Abhi Patil
Apr 2 at 14:45
I've tried changing the resolution with the same procedure. but it did not work.
– Abhi Patil
Apr 2 at 14:45
add a comment |Â
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Are you talking about your laptop display? Go to Settings > Displays > Resolution. Select a resolution from the list and check if it works. Play with other options as well to get it working.
– Yaksha
Apr 2 at 14:11
Are, I've tried, Go to Settings > Displays > Resolution. it's not working.
– Abhi Patil
Apr 2 at 15:00