SOLVED: Turns out this was a HW issue AFAICT. It wasn't the bent lead however. It was that trying to insert the micro-HDMI into the socket with the bent lead apparently damaged the connector. Not bad enough that it wouldn't display, it just wouldn't display at 1080p. After replacing the cable, all w...

Further research here [https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/configuration/hdmi-config.md] indicates to get 1080p resolution the following must be true: 1. You can only be driving one display. If there are two displays plugged in the rate and resolution drops. 2. That one display must be driven ...

One more thought. This could be just coincidence or perhaps somehow the cause. This started when I had to move my monitor and the connecting cables. When reconnecting the monitor to the Pi I decided to plug into the second micro-HDMI port. It would not insert fully, so I just put it back in the firs...

Update: I started over. I reinstalled raspbian and went through the setup process again. Unfortunately, no change. Resolution is still 1024x768. However, this time, in the desktop display resolution config screen 1920x1080 isn't even listed as an option. I again went into raspi-config via CLI and se...

Yes, I assume I'm using NOOBs install since I just followed the OOTB instructions and haven't tried installing any other OS. I got the OS from the command uname -a. I tried recovery mode after trying everything else. Within recovery mode there is an option to edit config.txt, but I had changed it al...

Model: Pi 4 Model B Rev 1.2 OS: Linux raspberrypi 4.19.97 I've had my Pi up and running for a couple weeks (on a monitor, not TV). It started, and has been displaying, in 1920x1080 resolution. I've rebooted several times and it always came up 1920x1080. Today, however, it booted to 1024x768 and I ca...