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Resolution changes everytime system starts and is automatically fixed when DP-1 is removed and reconnected
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At first the proper resolution (3840x1080) was not in the resolution option. Then after adding the following lines 3840x1080 resolution did appear in the option list.
sudo xrandr --newmode "3840x1080_60.00" 346.00 3840 4088 4496 5152 1080 1083 1093 1120 -hsync +vsync
sudo xrandr --addmode DP-1 "3840x1080_60.00"
After selecting 3840x1080 the actual resolution of the monitor remained unchanged. The resolution changes and fix automatically when DP-1 connection is pulled out and reconnected. All is good until the system is restarted or the monitor is waken from sleep. I also added the above line to .profile file so the starting resolution shows 3840x1080 but still the same problem. Finding no other solution I am just reconnecting DP-1 connection every time I start the the system and I have disabled monitor sleep mode.
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At first the proper resolution (3840x1080) was not in the resolution option. Then after adding the following lines 3840x1080 resolution did appear in the option list.
sudo xrandr --newmode "3840x1080_60.00" 346.00 3840 4088 4496 5152 1080 1083 1093 1120 -hsync +vsync
sudo xrandr --addmode DP-1 "3840x1080_60.00"
After selecting 3840x1080 the actual resolution of the monitor remained unchanged. The resolution changes and fix automatically when DP-1 connection is pulled out and reconnected. All is good until the system is restarted or the monitor is waken from sleep. I also added the above line to .profile file so the starting resolution shows 3840x1080 but still the same problem. Finding no other solution I am just reconnecting DP-1 connection every time I start the the system and I have disabled monitor sleep mode.
display display-resolution
asked 2 hours ago
Ahmed AbdullahAhmed Abdullah
1215
add a comment |
At first the proper resolution (3840x1080) was not in the resolution option. Then after adding the following lines 3840x1080 resolution did appear in the option list.
sudo xrandr --newmode "3840x1080_60.00" 346.00 3840 4088 4496 5152 1080 1083 1093 1120 -hsync +vsync
sudo xrandr --addmode DP-1 "3840x1080_60.00"
After selecting 3840x1080 the actual resolution of the monitor remained unchanged. The resolution changes and fix automatically when DP-1 connection is pulled out and reconnected. All is good until the system is restarted or the monitor is waken from sleep. I also added the above line to .profile file so the starting resolution shows 3840x1080 but still the same problem. Finding no other solution I am just reconnecting DP-1 connection every time I start the the system and I have disabled monitor sleep mode.
display display-resolution
asked 2 hours ago
Ahmed AbdullahAhmed Abdullah
1215
At first the proper resolution (3840x1080) was not in the resolution option. Then after adding the following lines 3840x1080 resolution did appear in the option list.
sudo xrandr --newmode "3840x1080_60.00" 346.00 3840 4088 4496 5152 1080 1083 1093 1120 -hsync +vsync
sudo xrandr --addmode DP-1 "3840x1080_60.00"
After selecting 3840x1080 the actual resolution of the monitor remained unchanged. The resolution changes and fix automatically when DP-1 connection is pulled out and reconnected. All is good until the system is restarted or the monitor is waken from sleep. I also added the above line to .profile file so the starting resolution shows 3840x1080 but still the same problem. Finding no other solution I am just reconnecting DP-1 connection every time I start the the system and I have disabled monitor sleep mode.
display display-resolution
display display-resolution
asked 2 hours ago
Ahmed AbdullahAhmed Abdullah
1215
asked 2 hours ago
Ahmed AbdullahAhmed Abdullah
1215
asked 2 hours ago
Ahmed AbdullahAhmed Abdullah
1215
asked 2 hours ago
Ahmed AbdullahAhmed Abdullah
1215
asked 2 hours ago
Ahmed AbdullahAhmed Abdullah
1215
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