How I resolved it:?
1) Booted my PC with a Bootalble Linux Live Mint CD (same as OS),
2) Type "gparted" into the filter text box of the start menu or in terminal window.
3) Once the partitions window is open , locate the partition name that points to your hard drive's Linux partition.
Most probably it will be marked with /ext4/ . You should be able to figure it out, by looking at the details in 'gparted.'
4) Now mount it: type: sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt (Note: My mount location was /dev/sda1,..yours may be different)
5) cd /mnt/etc/x116) create a default xorg.conf file with the following content.
Section "Device"
Identifier "Default Device"
Option "NoLogo" "True"
EndSection
7) Restart your machine everything should be fine.8) If you want dual monitor configuration, type NVedia X Server in the Start filter box, and use that application to configure your second monitor.Cheers.
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