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--- ubuntu:boot:fix_boot_problems [2019/12/11 23:51] – peter
+++ ubuntu:boot:fix_boot_problems [2020/07/15 09:30] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 Now you can configure your screens properly, with this handy tool from Nvidia. As follows:
+  * Click on "X Server Display Configuration" (in the upper left)
-- Click on "X Server Display Configuration" (in the upper left)
+  * On the right: click on the tab Display (probably open already)
+  * Resolution:click on the arrow after "Auto"
-- On the right: click on the tab Display (probably open already)
+  * Choose the screen resolution that you want
+  * Click on "Save to X Configuration File"
-- Resolution:click on the arrow after "Auto"
+  * Click on "Save and exit"
+  * Do a full reboot of your computer. Now the screen resolution should be right.
-- Choose the screen resolution that you want
-- Click on "Save to X Configuration File"
-- Click on "Save and exit"
-- Do a full reboot of your computer. Now the screen resolution should be right.
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-Now shut your computer down (do not reboot!). Turn it on again, and after logging into your user account, try to reboot it.  This should work now.
+Now shut your computer down (do not reboot!).
+Turn it on again, and after logging into your user account, try to reboot it.
+This should work now.
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 Replace
-<code>
+<file bash /etc/default/grub>
 GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=”quiet splash”
-</code>
+</file>
 with:
-<code>
+<file bash /etc/default/grub>
 GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=”quiet splash profile”. <-- Don't forget the quotes.
-</code>
+</file>
 save and exit.
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 ===== Disk issues stopping a proper boot =====
-Boot to the GRUB menu
+Boot to the GRUB menu.
-choose Advanced Options
-choose Recovery mode
+Choose Advanced Options.
-choose Root access
-at the # prompt, type sudo fsck -f /
+Choose Recovery mode.
-repeat the fsck command if there were errors
-type reboot
+Choose Root access.
+At the # prompt, type:
+<code bash>
+sudo fsck -f /
+</code>
+Repeat the fsck command if there were errors.
+type
+<code bash>
+reboot
+</code>