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#NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 960M DRIVER 314 DRIVERS#
#NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 960M DRIVER 314 UPDATE#
#NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 960M DRIVER 314 FULL#
#NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 960M DRIVER 314 WINDOWS#

H: width 1920 start 19 total 2070 skew 0 clock 52.80KHz H: width 1920 start 19 total 2080 skew 0 clock 66.59KHz H: width 1920 start 19 total 2070 skew 0 clock 66.00KHz

#NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 960M DRIVER 314 FULL#

Supported: None, Full, Center, Full aspect This is the xrandr report with the HDMI cable plugged in to the laptop and HDMI port of the monitor, and the HDMI source selected for the monitor (and the monitor sleeps): $ xrandr -verbose but maybe it's a hint to any display/graphics hardware expert, how I could better deal with it?

Only when I let the Ubuntu laptop fall asleep for a minute, or worse - turn it off, the extended desktop is gone and I have to do the whole procedure again to get it back.

Using the Dell monitor controls I switch to HDMI, and voila - I can see the extended desktop.

Now when I open System Settings/Displays, I can see the secondary display 'Dell Inc.

I boot up Ubuntu while it is connected with the Dell monitor with HDMI cable, and I log in to unity.

Using Dell monitor controls, I select the DVI port, so I can see the other system displayedr.

Using Dell monitor controls, I disabled the DDC/CI mode.

This is to keep the display on - it has to actually display anything on screen. In my case it is a MacBookPro with an adapter, connected to one of DVI ports.

This method requires another laptop(!) connected to another port of the display.

However peculiar and non-usable it is, it may be a hint to find a real solution: UPDATE: I found a way to get the external monitor DELL 2709W working with my Ubuntu. I got this laptop expecially for my work, and I need to have the external display for it badly.

#NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 960M DRIVER 314 DRIVERS#

I will appreciate any suggestions, yet other drivers to try, or maybe other more exotic step-by-step instructions.

I've been trying to use xrandr too, I found that "HDMI-1-1 disconnected".Īdding an new resolution 1920x1200 for my external display and trying to force it with arandr ended up with unusable unity on my primary laptop display, fortunatelly it recovered with a reboot. Fortunatelly nothing got broken with all those attempts, but unfortunatelly the problem is still not resolved. I tried all of those drivers, and I believe those are the newest ones NVIDIA offers. I went up trying several versions, including 4.4.8, 4.8.1, 4.8.17 and I ended up on the fresh 4.9.9.Īs for graphic drivers, I've bee trying several tutorials, and at some point I ended up with this collection: As for kernel, I believe my initial one which came with Ubuntu 16.04 was 4.4.0 or so.

#NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 960M DRIVER 314 UPDATE#

I found several suggestions for similar problems, generally falling into two categories: update the kernel or/and try different graphic drivers. It doesn't detect any external display though. NVIDIA X Server Settings claim both work fine. Graphic units on board: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960M + Intel HD Graphics 530.

#NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 960M DRIVER 314 WINDOWS#

On Windows partition the same display connected with the same HDMI cable connected to the same HDMI port got recognized right away, so the hardware is ok. And the laptop doesn't realize the display is connected to HDMI. Nothing works, the display stays in power save mode, which is it's usual behavior when getting no signal. System settings/Displays/Detect Displays.My Dell Inspiron 7566 laptop with Ubuntu 16.04 can't detect external monitor Dell W2709 connected to HDMI port.