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Originally Posted by kiyop
If your problem is not solved by xrandr, enter into BIOS/UEFI settings and try to find if there is any culprit on the settings.
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I checked it and it was set right. After all this, I went back in and it was set wrong. I can't remember if I set it to fail-safe defaults or Optimized Defaults later after that.
I thought is may of been in the BIOS, but since I cheeked it, I never went back in and checked it again.
Thank you,
Chris.
