Screen resolution support

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Omnipresence :rofl:

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That's interesting, I'll try that

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Btw, here's what the System Summary says:
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Is this it?
https://pcsupport.lenovo.com/us/en/products/laptops-and-netbooks/flex-series/flex-2-14-notebook-lenovo/20404

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Oh yes that's my laptop model, btw here's the result of Aravisian suggestion :
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In this case, what is the output of terminal command:

xrandr | grep " connected " | awk '{ print$1 }'

You may be able to use that - replace "screen 0" with the output of the above command.

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I recommend you to make a small label with that model number and stick it on the backside of your laptop. It might comes handy in future.

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Sure I'll do that after this problem resolved

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Thanks let me do the other command first

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I forgot that i use VM lol

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Ok guys it worked now, Thank you so much for your contribution I really appreciate it. And also FrenchPress, I'll put a label on my laptop now. Lastly, I want to thank you guys one more time for helping me solving this problem.

Best Regards,
Apolycious

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I am glad that you finally solved the problem.

Now to safeguard your current installation, I highly recommend Rescuezilla to make an image of your entire drive. It is a GUI version of a famed and trusted Clonezilla.

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Thank you for the advice.

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...

I kill you.

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Haha calm down man

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Haha, cam down man

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Btw, after shutting down the computer then turning it on again why the option is disappear?

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Which option has disappeared?

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The 1920x1080 resolution option

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I am not sure, but as you are running it in a Virtual Environment, I wonder if the configuration was not saved.

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Which virtualization software are you using?
VMWare, Virtualbox or KVM?
If using VMWare, you need to install VMWare Tools within the virtual machine to get a various resolution support.