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I just installed Ubuntu 14.04 on my Asus N53TA notebook, but after the first reboot I got no video on the built-in display, although through the hdmi port everything works fine.



If I change the built-in display resolution (through a second monitor), the display turns on, and even if I change the resolution back to what it was, it keeps working fine (until the next reboot).



Other workaround I found is to deactivate and reactivate the built-in display on Ubuntu display settings, but again, it only works until the next reboot.



The problem doesn't happen when I run Ubuntu live cd.



Any ideas?


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  1. You could install arandr.

  2. Use arandr to set up your screen.

  3. Then save the screen configuration to a script.

  4. Create a new Application Autostart item and copy the command from the script there or you could set the script to run at startup.


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