nvidia control panel not opening after reboot

#Nvidia control panel not opening after reboot driver
#Nvidia control panel not opening after reboot pro

Your ~/.xinitrc file so that your settings are applied automatically For example, you might place the above command in Specify a different configuration file name with the '-config'Īfter you have run nvidia-settings once and have generated aĪt any time in the future to upload these settings to the X The configuration file is named '~/.nvidia-settings-rc'. This is intentional, becauseĭifferent users may have different preferences, thus these settingsĪre stored on a per user basis in a configuration file stored in

#Nvidia control panel not opening after reboot driver

Loading Settings Automatically The NVIDIA X driver does not preserve values set with nvidia-settingsīetween runs of the X server (or even between logging in and logging And thanks to the Ubuntu Google+ Community for spreading the word! No luck I guess.Ĭan someone provide a link or list some useful ones?ĮDIT : Finally! Thanks to everybody for the help! I found the solution with the help of vegard torvund and this thread. I couldn't find a list of the possible keys nor any key values. I could have put a screenshot here, but I need rep => 10.

The problem is that one needs to know the key in question and the value this key accepts.

I think this could be done through the NVidia profiles option provided from nvidia-settings. Some people have tried to set the performance level manually, but report it's unsafe and may kill the GPU. If someone knows what to do in this situation, please share!ĮDIT : I did some further digging and it seems there is no obvious or safe solution. TL DR: NVidia settings are reset after reboot and tried everything I could find on the Internet to no good. I read all the related articles, but mainly people complain about brightness being reset or dual-monitor configs, which solutions involve some specific app that doesn't help me in any way. I tried to edit the etc/X11/nf, but it's empty - there are zero lines in that file. I tried gksu-ing and setting it, but it didn't work. After the reboot the setting is cleared and the problems still persist, so I have to manually set it again for the current session. The problem is this only works until I reboot. The fix is to go to nvidia-settings and change the power-mode from 'Auto' to 'Prefer Maximum Performance'. It has to do with the NVidia card going into low-power mode and then videos and 3D effects suffer from tearing and stuttering.

I had the infamous flickering issue at one point and found a way to fix it.

The setup runs smoothly overall except for when it comes to video and 3D performance in Ubuntu.

#Nvidia control panel not opening after reboot pro

I am running a GeForce GTX 770 on a Z87 Gigabyte mobo and dual-boot Windows 8.1 Pro and Ubuntu 12.04.3 LTS.