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After messing around with Nvidia driver settings, installing and uninstalling various drivers to try and get HDMI sound to work, I've ended up worse than when I started. Now my computer no longer detects that a second monitor is plugged in once I log in. The monitor does however show something when on the login screen. I assume this is because the login screen uses Wayland instead of Xorg to display because when I login with the option "Wayland on Ubuntu" the monitor does display my desktop. The problem this causes is that my Nvidia driver really does not like this and I can't use the Nvidia settings panel anymore. How can I fix this so that I can use my monitor with Xorg? Do I need to reinstall Xorg? If so, how do I go about that? Any suggestions will be useful and if you need more info let me know.
Relevant computer Specs:
- HP Pavilion 15t
- OS - Ubuntu 19.04
- CPU - Intel i7-7700HQ
- GPU - GTX 1050 Ti
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After messing around with Nvidia driver settings, installing and uninstalling various drivers to try and get HDMI sound to work, I've ended up worse than when I started. Now my computer no longer detects that a second monitor is plugged in once I log in. The monitor does however show something when on the login screen. I assume this is because the login screen uses Wayland instead of Xorg to display because when I login with the option "Wayland on Ubuntu" the monitor does display my desktop. The problem this causes is that my Nvidia driver really does not like this and I can't use the Nvidia settings panel anymore. How can I fix this so that I can use my monitor with Xorg? Do I need to reinstall Xorg? If so, how do I go about that? Any suggestions will be useful and if you need more info let me know.
Relevant computer Specs:
- HP Pavilion 15t
- OS - Ubuntu 19.04
- CPU - Intel i7-7700HQ
- GPU - GTX 1050 Ti
nvidia xorg wayland
add a comment |
After messing around with Nvidia driver settings, installing and uninstalling various drivers to try and get HDMI sound to work, I've ended up worse than when I started. Now my computer no longer detects that a second monitor is plugged in once I log in. The monitor does however show something when on the login screen. I assume this is because the login screen uses Wayland instead of Xorg to display because when I login with the option "Wayland on Ubuntu" the monitor does display my desktop. The problem this causes is that my Nvidia driver really does not like this and I can't use the Nvidia settings panel anymore. How can I fix this so that I can use my monitor with Xorg? Do I need to reinstall Xorg? If so, how do I go about that? Any suggestions will be useful and if you need more info let me know.
Relevant computer Specs:
- HP Pavilion 15t
- OS - Ubuntu 19.04
- CPU - Intel i7-7700HQ
- GPU - GTX 1050 Ti
nvidia xorg wayland
After messing around with Nvidia driver settings, installing and uninstalling various drivers to try and get HDMI sound to work, I've ended up worse than when I started. Now my computer no longer detects that a second monitor is plugged in once I log in. The monitor does however show something when on the login screen. I assume this is because the login screen uses Wayland instead of Xorg to display because when I login with the option "Wayland on Ubuntu" the monitor does display my desktop. The problem this causes is that my Nvidia driver really does not like this and I can't use the Nvidia settings panel anymore. How can I fix this so that I can use my monitor with Xorg? Do I need to reinstall Xorg? If so, how do I go about that? Any suggestions will be useful and if you need more info let me know.
Relevant computer Specs:
- HP Pavilion 15t
- OS - Ubuntu 19.04
- CPU - Intel i7-7700HQ
- GPU - GTX 1050 Ti
nvidia xorg wayland
nvidia xorg wayland
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