rick-blacker
October 18th, 2017, 10:52 PM
Running an Asus nVidia GTX 1080 graphics card.
I just did a complete refresh install of Ubuntu.
Both monitors work, however they are backwards. I want swap them left to right. I bring up Settings -> Displays. Both monitors show up. I am able to drag the monitor icons around in Display settings. I click apply.
The "Does this display look Ok" dialog box comes up.
I click "Keep this configuration" button
At that point, the dialog box grays out, the timer continues to count down to 0.
I am able to use my mouse.
The mouse pointer will move from one monitor to the other from left to right correctly, but not able to interact with anything on either screen.
The timer on the dialog box will finally get to 0, at which point, the "Does the display look ok" dialog box will close, and my monitors go back to being backwards. Backwards as in, I have to move my mouse the wrong way to bet to the other monitor.
Anyone have this issue? How do I move past it?
Thanks!
Rick
I just did a complete refresh install of Ubuntu.
Both monitors work, however they are backwards. I want swap them left to right. I bring up Settings -> Displays. Both monitors show up. I am able to drag the monitor icons around in Display settings. I click apply.
The "Does this display look Ok" dialog box comes up.
I click "Keep this configuration" button
At that point, the dialog box grays out, the timer continues to count down to 0.
I am able to use my mouse.
The mouse pointer will move from one monitor to the other from left to right correctly, but not able to interact with anything on either screen.
The timer on the dialog box will finally get to 0, at which point, the "Does the display look ok" dialog box will close, and my monitors go back to being backwards. Backwards as in, I have to move my mouse the wrong way to bet to the other monitor.
Anyone have this issue? How do I move past it?
Thanks!
Rick