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Ubuntu freezes after login as I have installed it for the first time. After some research I found that the problem was in GPU. so now I am installing it but 'apt-get update' gives the error shown below.




unable to fetch some archives, may be run apt-get update or try with --fix-missing







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  • Try sudo apt update --fix-missing and then sudo apt upgrade --fix-missing
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Ubuntu freezes after login as I have installed it for the first time. After some research I found that the problem was in GPU. so now I am installing it but 'apt-get update' gives the error shown below.




unable to fetch some archives, may be run apt-get update or try with --fix-missing







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  • Try sudo apt update --fix-missing and then sudo apt upgrade --fix-missing
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    Welcome to AskUbuntu! Please edit your post to include to output of lsb_release -a and uname -a The output of sudo lshw -C display might also be useful. Thank you for helping us help you!
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Ubuntu freezes after login as I have installed it for the first time. After some research I found that the problem was in GPU. so now I am installing it but 'apt-get update' gives the error shown below.




unable to fetch some archives, may be run apt-get update or try with --fix-missing







xubuntu lubuntu kubuntu isolinux







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Ubuntu freezes after login as I have installed it for the first time. After some research I found that the problem was in GPU. so now I am installing it but 'apt-get update' gives the error shown below.




unable to fetch some archives, may be run apt-get update or try with --fix-missing







xubuntu lubuntu kubuntu isolinux




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  • Try sudo apt update --fix-missing and then sudo apt upgrade --fix-missing
    – Vijay
    Dec 2 at 12:21






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    Welcome to AskUbuntu! Please edit your post to include to output of lsb_release -a and uname -a The output of sudo lshw -C display might also be useful. Thank you for helping us help you!
    – Elder Geek
    Dec 4 at 16:47




















  • Try sudo apt update --fix-missing and then sudo apt upgrade --fix-missing
    – Vijay
    Dec 2 at 12:21






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    Welcome to AskUbuntu! Please edit your post to include to output of lsb_release -a and uname -a The output of sudo lshw -C display might also be useful. Thank you for helping us help you!
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Try sudo apt update --fix-missing and then sudo apt upgrade --fix-missing
– Vijay
Dec 2 at 12:21




Try sudo apt update --fix-missing and then sudo apt upgrade --fix-missing
– Vijay
Dec 2 at 12:21




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Welcome to AskUbuntu! Please edit your post to include to output of lsb_release -a and uname -a The output of sudo lshw -C display might also be useful. Thank you for helping us help you!
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Have you tried changing settings in the grub during the boot? I mean, when you can change the different kernels, you could press E and then add nomodeset before quiet splash. Then CTRL+X
This should ensure no freezes during the first boot.
Then, you need to add the repository with sudo add-apt-repository ppa:graphics-drivers/ppa and then sudo apt-get upgrade.
Finally, you can install Nvidia drivers. First, look at the best one for your card with the command ubuntu-drivers devices. Then sudo apt-install nvidia-drivers-xxxx. Choose the new drivers from driver settings and reboot.






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    Have you tried changing settings in the grub during the boot? I mean, when you can change the different kernels, you could press E and then add nomodeset before quiet splash. Then CTRL+X
    This should ensure no freezes during the first boot.
    Then, you need to add the repository with sudo add-apt-repository ppa:graphics-drivers/ppa and then sudo apt-get upgrade.
    Finally, you can install Nvidia drivers. First, look at the best one for your card with the command ubuntu-drivers devices. Then sudo apt-install nvidia-drivers-xxxx. Choose the new drivers from driver settings and reboot.






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      Have you tried changing settings in the grub during the boot? I mean, when you can change the different kernels, you could press E and then add nomodeset before quiet splash. Then CTRL+X
      This should ensure no freezes during the first boot.
      Then, you need to add the repository with sudo add-apt-repository ppa:graphics-drivers/ppa and then sudo apt-get upgrade.
      Finally, you can install Nvidia drivers. First, look at the best one for your card with the command ubuntu-drivers devices. Then sudo apt-install nvidia-drivers-xxxx. Choose the new drivers from driver settings and reboot.






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        Have you tried changing settings in the grub during the boot? I mean, when you can change the different kernels, you could press E and then add nomodeset before quiet splash. Then CTRL+X
        This should ensure no freezes during the first boot.
        Then, you need to add the repository with sudo add-apt-repository ppa:graphics-drivers/ppa and then sudo apt-get upgrade.
        Finally, you can install Nvidia drivers. First, look at the best one for your card with the command ubuntu-drivers devices. Then sudo apt-install nvidia-drivers-xxxx. Choose the new drivers from driver settings and reboot.






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        Have you tried changing settings in the grub during the boot? I mean, when you can change the different kernels, you could press E and then add nomodeset before quiet splash. Then CTRL+X
        This should ensure no freezes during the first boot.
        Then, you need to add the repository with sudo add-apt-repository ppa:graphics-drivers/ppa and then sudo apt-get upgrade.
        Finally, you can install Nvidia drivers. First, look at the best one for your card with the command ubuntu-drivers devices. Then sudo apt-install nvidia-drivers-xxxx. Choose the new drivers from driver settings and reboot.







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