HOWTO: automatically reconfigure Xorg in Debian

Xorg logoIf you’re like me, you’ve messed up your xorg.conf before and wanted to start over with the default that you know dpkg-reconfigure can set it to.  Because of this I’m posting here because I’ve needed it multiple times in the past and have tired of looking it up!  To automatically reconfigure Xorg in Debian or Ubuntu issue the following:

sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg

Then logout/login or restart X via contrl-alt-backspace.  As one who tweaks things a bit more than he should, this has saved me a few times now. Props go to a poster on this page.

  • http://tomiyahya.web.id/ Tomi Yahya

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  • http://tomiyahya.web.id Tomi Yahya

    Hai thank’s to visit my blog. Are you use debian for your os, I never try debian but some times i use ubuntu in my other computer.

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