Can't detect my TV using HDMI
I have tried to watch a movie on TV by connecting my lap top using HDMI cable. But I couldn't connect it. I have tried several codes. Now I have faced another problem as Red color dot on right top corner which I can not get rid of.Red dot screen shot
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asked Dec 13 at 1:47
The Punisher
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I have tried to watch a movie on TV by connecting my lap top using HDMI cable. But I couldn't connect it. I have tried several codes. Now I have faced another problem as Red color dot on right top corner which I can not get rid of.Red dot screen shot
tv
asked Dec 13 at 1:47
The Punisher
6
Have you tried setting up a second monitor through settings > Screen Display ?
– user227495
Dec 13 at 6:00
there is no any screen display setting
– The Punisher
Dec 14 at 15:29
Which version of Ubuntu ?
– user227495
Dec 16 at 5:15
18.04 LTS .. have any idea to fix it ?
– The Punisher
Dec 22 at 14:36
18.04 has the settings path I mentioned. I use it too.
– user227495
Dec 23 at 5:34
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I have tried to watch a movie on TV by connecting my lap top using HDMI cable. But I couldn't connect it. I have tried several codes. Now I have faced another problem as Red color dot on right top corner which I can not get rid of.Red dot screen shot
tv
asked Dec 13 at 1:47
The Punisher
6
I have tried to watch a movie on TV by connecting my lap top using HDMI cable. But I couldn't connect it. I have tried several codes. Now I have faced another problem as Red color dot on right top corner which I can not get rid of.Red dot screen shot
tv
tv
asked Dec 13 at 1:47
The Punisher
6
asked Dec 13 at 1:47
The Punisher
6
asked Dec 13 at 1:47
The Punisher
6
asked Dec 13 at 1:47
The Punisher
6
asked Dec 13 at 1:47
The Punisher
6
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Have you tried setting up a second monitor through settings > Screen Display ?
– user227495
Dec 13 at 6:00
there is no any screen display setting
– The Punisher
Dec 14 at 15:29
Which version of Ubuntu ?
– user227495
Dec 16 at 5:15
18.04 LTS .. have any idea to fix it ?
– The Punisher
Dec 22 at 14:36
18.04 has the settings path I mentioned. I use it too.
– user227495
Dec 23 at 5:34
add a comment |
Have you tried setting up a second monitor through settings > Screen Display ?
– user227495
Dec 13 at 6:00
there is no any screen display setting
– The Punisher
Dec 14 at 15:29
Which version of Ubuntu ?
– user227495
Dec 16 at 5:15
18.04 LTS .. have any idea to fix it ?
– The Punisher
Dec 22 at 14:36
18.04 has the settings path I mentioned. I use it too.
– user227495
Dec 23 at 5:34
Have you tried setting up a second monitor through settings > Screen Display ?
– user227495
Dec 13 at 6:00
Have you tried setting up a second monitor through settings > Screen Display ?
– user227495
Dec 13 at 6:00
there is no any screen display setting
– The Punisher
Dec 14 at 15:29
there is no any screen display setting
– The Punisher
Dec 14 at 15:29
Which version of Ubuntu ?
– user227495
Dec 16 at 5:15
Which version of Ubuntu ?
– user227495
Dec 16 at 5:15
18.04 LTS .. have any idea to fix it ?
– The Punisher
Dec 22 at 14:36
18.04 LTS .. have any idea to fix it ?
– The Punisher
Dec 22 at 14:36
18.04 has the settings path I mentioned. I use it too.
– user227495
Dec 23 at 5:34
18.04 has the settings path I mentioned. I use it too.
– user227495
Dec 23 at 5:34
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Have you tried setting up a second monitor through settings > Screen Display ?
– user227495
Dec 13 at 6:00
there is no any screen display setting
– The Punisher
Dec 14 at 15:29
Which version of Ubuntu ?
– user227495
Dec 16 at 5:15
18.04 LTS .. have any idea to fix it ?
– The Punisher
Dec 22 at 14:36
18.04 has the settings path I mentioned. I use it too.
– user227495
Dec 23 at 5:34