One monitor doesn't work after booting Ubuntu
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I am using two monitors, and Ubuntu 17.10 .
There are some times, that one monitor will not display, after I boot into Ubuntu. It will return to work only after I unplug it and plug it again.
It seems that all the programs that I open will use the second monitor as well, and I can use the mouse on the second monitor, But the monitor doesn't display anything, just black screen.
Also, when I re-plug the monitor, Ubuntu doesn't seem to refresh anything, like it already knew that the screen was connected.
EDIT:
Another thing I forgot to mention, when I get the login screen both monitors will work normally, only after I log in, the issue starts.
EDIT:
It also happens on Elementary OS Loki, which means the problem is on the Ubuntu 16.04 lts version as well.
Is there any solution for this issue? Thank you very much in advance :)
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I am using two monitors, and Ubuntu 17.10 .
There are some times, that one monitor will not display, after I boot into Ubuntu. It will return to work only after I unplug it and plug it again.
It seems that all the programs that I open will use the second monitor as well, and I can use the mouse on the second monitor, But the monitor doesn't display anything, just black screen.
Also, when I re-plug the monitor, Ubuntu doesn't seem to refresh anything, like it already knew that the screen was connected.
EDIT:
Another thing I forgot to mention, when I get the login screen both monitors will work normally, only after I log in, the issue starts.
EDIT:
It also happens on Elementary OS Loki, which means the problem is on the Ubuntu 16.04 lts version as well.
Is there any solution for this issue? Thank you very much in advance :)
boot nvidia multiple-monitors display display-resolution
asked Apr 10 at 15:08
Argaman
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Do you know if you use x11 or wayland?
– Ott Toomet
Apr 10 at 17:02
@OttToomet Wayland
– Argaman
Apr 11 at 6:37
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Don't really know Wayland... I have a little bit related issues with x11 -- have to runxrandr --autoseveral times sometimes to get the other monitor up. I have mapped this command as a keyboard shortcut so no big issue. Not sure how Wayland works here...
– Ott Toomet
Apr 11 at 22:32
@OttToomet Thank you for trying to help anyway :)
– Argaman
Apr 12 at 12:28
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I am using two monitors, and Ubuntu 17.10 .
There are some times, that one monitor will not display, after I boot into Ubuntu. It will return to work only after I unplug it and plug it again.
It seems that all the programs that I open will use the second monitor as well, and I can use the mouse on the second monitor, But the monitor doesn't display anything, just black screen.
Also, when I re-plug the monitor, Ubuntu doesn't seem to refresh anything, like it already knew that the screen was connected.
EDIT:
Another thing I forgot to mention, when I get the login screen both monitors will work normally, only after I log in, the issue starts.
EDIT:
It also happens on Elementary OS Loki, which means the problem is on the Ubuntu 16.04 lts version as well.
Is there any solution for this issue? Thank you very much in advance :)
boot nvidia multiple-monitors display display-resolution
asked Apr 10 at 15:08
Argaman
1271213
I am using two monitors, and Ubuntu 17.10 .
There are some times, that one monitor will not display, after I boot into Ubuntu. It will return to work only after I unplug it and plug it again.
It seems that all the programs that I open will use the second monitor as well, and I can use the mouse on the second monitor, But the monitor doesn't display anything, just black screen.
Also, when I re-plug the monitor, Ubuntu doesn't seem to refresh anything, like it already knew that the screen was connected.
EDIT:
Another thing I forgot to mention, when I get the login screen both monitors will work normally, only after I log in, the issue starts.
EDIT:
It also happens on Elementary OS Loki, which means the problem is on the Ubuntu 16.04 lts version as well.
Is there any solution for this issue? Thank you very much in advance :)
boot nvidia multiple-monitors display display-resolution
boot nvidia multiple-monitors display display-resolution
asked Apr 10 at 15:08
Argaman
1271213
asked Apr 10 at 15:08
Argaman
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edited Apr 11 at 15:16
asked Apr 10 at 15:08
Argaman
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asked Apr 10 at 15:08
Argaman
1271213
asked Apr 10 at 15:08
Argaman
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Do you know if you use x11 or wayland?
– Ott Toomet
Apr 10 at 17:02
@OttToomet Wayland
– Argaman
Apr 11 at 6:37
1
Don't really know Wayland... I have a little bit related issues with x11 -- have to runxrandr --autoseveral times sometimes to get the other monitor up. I have mapped this command as a keyboard shortcut so no big issue. Not sure how Wayland works here...
– Ott Toomet
Apr 11 at 22:32
@OttToomet Thank you for trying to help anyway :)
– Argaman
Apr 12 at 12:28
add a comment |Â
Do you know if you use x11 or wayland?
– Ott Toomet
Apr 10 at 17:02
@OttToomet Wayland
– Argaman
Apr 11 at 6:37
1
Don't really know Wayland... I have a little bit related issues with x11 -- have to runxrandr --autoseveral times sometimes to get the other monitor up. I have mapped this command as a keyboard shortcut so no big issue. Not sure how Wayland works here...
– Ott Toomet
Apr 11 at 22:32
@OttToomet Thank you for trying to help anyway :)
– Argaman
Apr 12 at 12:28
Do you know if you use x11 or wayland?
– Ott Toomet
Apr 10 at 17:02
Do you know if you use x11 or wayland?
– Ott Toomet
Apr 10 at 17:02
@OttToomet Wayland
– Argaman
Apr 11 at 6:37
@OttToomet Wayland
– Argaman
Apr 11 at 6:37
1
1
Don't really know Wayland... I have a little bit related issues with x11 -- have to run
xrandr --auto several times sometimes to get the other monitor up. I have mapped this command as a keyboard shortcut so no big issue. Not sure how Wayland works here...– Ott Toomet
Apr 11 at 22:32
Don't really know Wayland... I have a little bit related issues with x11 -- have to run
xrandr --auto several times sometimes to get the other monitor up. I have mapped this command as a keyboard shortcut so no big issue. Not sure how Wayland works here...– Ott Toomet
Apr 11 at 22:32
@OttToomet Thank you for trying to help anyway :)
– Argaman
Apr 12 at 12:28
@OttToomet Thank you for trying to help anyway :)
– Argaman
Apr 12 at 12:28
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Do you know if you use x11 or wayland?
– Ott Toomet
Apr 10 at 17:02
@OttToomet Wayland
– Argaman
Apr 11 at 6:37
1
Don't really know Wayland... I have a little bit related issues with x11 -- have to run
xrandr --autoseveral times sometimes to get the other monitor up. I have mapped this command as a keyboard shortcut so no big issue. Not sure how Wayland works here...– Ott Toomet
Apr 11 at 22:32
@OttToomet Thank you for trying to help anyway :)
– Argaman
Apr 12 at 12:28