Ubuntu Stuck on display Dialog after reboot

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I changed my screen resolution on my Ubuntu vm.



After reboot the OS is hang on a dialog saying




COULD NOT LOAD STORED CONFIGURATION FOR MONITORS




I've read through forums and found a solution that helped others, removing or renaming ~/.config/xorg.conf file, but I can't seem to edit the file as I have booted in safe mode.







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  • rm $HOME/.config/monitors.xml should reset the display settings to default. See How do I get rid of this monitor error?.
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    Apr 19 at 10:43






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    I do not find monitors.xml in my config folder ,, is there a possibility the monitors.xml file lives somewhere else ?
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I changed my screen resolution on my Ubuntu vm.



After reboot the OS is hang on a dialog saying




COULD NOT LOAD STORED CONFIGURATION FOR MONITORS




I've read through forums and found a solution that helped others, removing or renaming ~/.config/xorg.conf file, but I can't seem to edit the file as I have booted in safe mode.







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  • rm $HOME/.config/monitors.xml should reset the display settings to default. See How do I get rid of this monitor error?.
    – JonasCz
    Apr 19 at 10:43






  • 1




    I do not find monitors.xml in my config folder ,, is there a possibility the monitors.xml file lives somewhere else ?
    – salimsaid
    Apr 19 at 10:51












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up vote
1
down vote

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I changed my screen resolution on my Ubuntu vm.



After reboot the OS is hang on a dialog saying




COULD NOT LOAD STORED CONFIGURATION FOR MONITORS




I've read through forums and found a solution that helped others, removing or renaming ~/.config/xorg.conf file, but I can't seem to edit the file as I have booted in safe mode.







share|improve this question














I changed my screen resolution on my Ubuntu vm.



After reboot the OS is hang on a dialog saying




COULD NOT LOAD STORED CONFIGURATION FOR MONITORS




I've read through forums and found a solution that helped others, removing or renaming ~/.config/xorg.conf file, but I can't seem to edit the file as I have booted in safe mode.









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  • rm $HOME/.config/monitors.xml should reset the display settings to default. See How do I get rid of this monitor error?.
    – JonasCz
    Apr 19 at 10:43






  • 1




    I do not find monitors.xml in my config folder ,, is there a possibility the monitors.xml file lives somewhere else ?
    – salimsaid
    Apr 19 at 10:51
















  • rm $HOME/.config/monitors.xml should reset the display settings to default. See How do I get rid of this monitor error?.
    – JonasCz
    Apr 19 at 10:43






  • 1




    I do not find monitors.xml in my config folder ,, is there a possibility the monitors.xml file lives somewhere else ?
    – salimsaid
    Apr 19 at 10:51















rm $HOME/.config/monitors.xml should reset the display settings to default. See How do I get rid of this monitor error?.
– JonasCz
Apr 19 at 10:43




rm $HOME/.config/monitors.xml should reset the display settings to default. See How do I get rid of this monitor error?.
– JonasCz
Apr 19 at 10:43




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1




I do not find monitors.xml in my config folder ,, is there a possibility the monitors.xml file lives somewhere else ?
– salimsaid
Apr 19 at 10:51




I do not find monitors.xml in my config folder ,, is there a possibility the monitors.xml file lives somewhere else ?
– salimsaid
Apr 19 at 10:51















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