Blank screen after waking up laptop from suspend
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My problem is that after I close my laptop's lid, or press my power button to suspend (pressing power button is set to suspend in settings), it goes to sleep. When I want to wake it up, just a blank screen appears and I can't do anything. Not even use the keyboard to bring the log-in screen. The only solution is that I have to hard shutdown my laptop, which isn't something I'd want to do. Please help, because I am a Web Developer and don't want to save and shutdown everytime I move to another place.
If you want to see info, just tell me what to type into the Terminal and I will post an image of it here.
UPDATE: Once I uninstalled everything that has to do with nVidia drivers, it worked. I still need those drivers...
Thanks in advance.
suspend 18.04
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My problem is that after I close my laptop's lid, or press my power button to suspend (pressing power button is set to suspend in settings), it goes to sleep. When I want to wake it up, just a blank screen appears and I can't do anything. Not even use the keyboard to bring the log-in screen. The only solution is that I have to hard shutdown my laptop, which isn't something I'd want to do. Please help, because I am a Web Developer and don't want to save and shutdown everytime I move to another place.
If you want to see info, just tell me what to type into the Terminal and I will post an image of it here.
UPDATE: Once I uninstalled everything that has to do with nVidia drivers, it worked. I still need those drivers...
Thanks in advance.
suspend 18.04
asked May 20 at 10:46
Kazzko
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Have you tried to increase screen brightness when you have the black screen?
– Lienhart Woitok
May 20 at 11:07
Yes, didn't work.
– Kazzko
May 20 at 12:25
Do you have an NVMe SSD drive? What can you tell us about your computer make and model? your nVidia card model? the nVidia driver versions you were using when problem occurred?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
May 20 at 23:45
No, I only have one HDD on my laptop. I was using nVidia-396 drivers when the problem was happening. Now, I removed all drivers and installed 390 instead. Now, sometimes the the login screen freezes and nothing happens. It shows, but can't click anything with the cursor. I have nVidia GeForce 930mx. Also, nVidia X server settings doesn't start at all...
– Kazzko
May 22 at 18:36
i updated the kernal to v4.17 and it solve this issue.
– Rubanraj Ravichandran
Jul 4 at 11:20
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My problem is that after I close my laptop's lid, or press my power button to suspend (pressing power button is set to suspend in settings), it goes to sleep. When I want to wake it up, just a blank screen appears and I can't do anything. Not even use the keyboard to bring the log-in screen. The only solution is that I have to hard shutdown my laptop, which isn't something I'd want to do. Please help, because I am a Web Developer and don't want to save and shutdown everytime I move to another place.
If you want to see info, just tell me what to type into the Terminal and I will post an image of it here.
UPDATE: Once I uninstalled everything that has to do with nVidia drivers, it worked. I still need those drivers...
Thanks in advance.
suspend 18.04
asked May 20 at 10:46
Kazzko
11
My problem is that after I close my laptop's lid, or press my power button to suspend (pressing power button is set to suspend in settings), it goes to sleep. When I want to wake it up, just a blank screen appears and I can't do anything. Not even use the keyboard to bring the log-in screen. The only solution is that I have to hard shutdown my laptop, which isn't something I'd want to do. Please help, because I am a Web Developer and don't want to save and shutdown everytime I move to another place.
If you want to see info, just tell me what to type into the Terminal and I will post an image of it here.
UPDATE: Once I uninstalled everything that has to do with nVidia drivers, it worked. I still need those drivers...
Thanks in advance.
suspend 18.04
asked May 20 at 10:46
Kazzko
11
edited May 20 at 20:36
asked May 20 at 10:46
Kazzko
11
asked May 20 at 10:46
Kazzko
11
asked May 20 at 10:46
Kazzko
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Have you tried to increase screen brightness when you have the black screen?
– Lienhart Woitok
May 20 at 11:07
Yes, didn't work.
– Kazzko
May 20 at 12:25
Do you have an NVMe SSD drive? What can you tell us about your computer make and model? your nVidia card model? the nVidia driver versions you were using when problem occurred?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
May 20 at 23:45
No, I only have one HDD on my laptop. I was using nVidia-396 drivers when the problem was happening. Now, I removed all drivers and installed 390 instead. Now, sometimes the the login screen freezes and nothing happens. It shows, but can't click anything with the cursor. I have nVidia GeForce 930mx. Also, nVidia X server settings doesn't start at all...
– Kazzko
May 22 at 18:36
i updated the kernal to v4.17 and it solve this issue.
– Rubanraj Ravichandran
Jul 4 at 11:20
add a comment |Â
Have you tried to increase screen brightness when you have the black screen?
– Lienhart Woitok
May 20 at 11:07
Yes, didn't work.
– Kazzko
May 20 at 12:25
Do you have an NVMe SSD drive? What can you tell us about your computer make and model? your nVidia card model? the nVidia driver versions you were using when problem occurred?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
May 20 at 23:45
No, I only have one HDD on my laptop. I was using nVidia-396 drivers when the problem was happening. Now, I removed all drivers and installed 390 instead. Now, sometimes the the login screen freezes and nothing happens. It shows, but can't click anything with the cursor. I have nVidia GeForce 930mx. Also, nVidia X server settings doesn't start at all...
– Kazzko
May 22 at 18:36
i updated the kernal to v4.17 and it solve this issue.
– Rubanraj Ravichandran
Jul 4 at 11:20
Have you tried to increase screen brightness when you have the black screen?
– Lienhart Woitok
May 20 at 11:07
Have you tried to increase screen brightness when you have the black screen?
– Lienhart Woitok
May 20 at 11:07
Yes, didn't work.
– Kazzko
May 20 at 12:25
Yes, didn't work.
– Kazzko
May 20 at 12:25
Do you have an NVMe SSD drive? What can you tell us about your computer make and model? your nVidia card model? the nVidia driver versions you were using when problem occurred?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
May 20 at 23:45
Do you have an NVMe SSD drive? What can you tell us about your computer make and model? your nVidia card model? the nVidia driver versions you were using when problem occurred?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
May 20 at 23:45
No, I only have one HDD on my laptop. I was using nVidia-396 drivers when the problem was happening. Now, I removed all drivers and installed 390 instead. Now, sometimes the the login screen freezes and nothing happens. It shows, but can't click anything with the cursor. I have nVidia GeForce 930mx. Also, nVidia X server settings doesn't start at all...
– Kazzko
May 22 at 18:36
No, I only have one HDD on my laptop. I was using nVidia-396 drivers when the problem was happening. Now, I removed all drivers and installed 390 instead. Now, sometimes the the login screen freezes and nothing happens. It shows, but can't click anything with the cursor. I have nVidia GeForce 930mx. Also, nVidia X server settings doesn't start at all...
– Kazzko
May 22 at 18:36
i updated the kernal to v4.17 and it solve this issue.
– Rubanraj Ravichandran
Jul 4 at 11:20
i updated the kernal to v4.17 and it solve this issue.
– Rubanraj Ravichandran
Jul 4 at 11:20
add a comment |Â
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Graphics Driver
ubuntu 18.04 LTS
Recently I encountered same problem. This problem started after enabling NVIDIA Graphics from software & update tool. Somehow I figured out and chose default graphics driver. Now it's working fine.
answered May 20 at 21:45
Rishu
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It is better to provide descriptive answer with evidence.
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1 Answer
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oldest
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
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Graphics Driver
ubuntu 18.04 LTS
Recently I encountered same problem. This problem started after enabling NVIDIA Graphics from software & update tool. Somehow I figured out and chose default graphics driver. Now it's working fine.
answered May 20 at 21:45
Rishu
1
It is better to provide descriptive answer with evidence.
– Eranda Peiris
May 21 at 4:54
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
Graphics Driver
ubuntu 18.04 LTS
Recently I encountered same problem. This problem started after enabling NVIDIA Graphics from software & update tool. Somehow I figured out and chose default graphics driver. Now it's working fine.
answered May 20 at 21:45
Rishu
1
It is better to provide descriptive answer with evidence.
– Eranda Peiris
May 21 at 4:54
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
Graphics Driver
ubuntu 18.04 LTS
Recently I encountered same problem. This problem started after enabling NVIDIA Graphics from software & update tool. Somehow I figured out and chose default graphics driver. Now it's working fine.
answered May 20 at 21:45
Rishu
1
Graphics Driver
ubuntu 18.04 LTS
Recently I encountered same problem. This problem started after enabling NVIDIA Graphics from software & update tool. Somehow I figured out and chose default graphics driver. Now it's working fine.
answered May 20 at 21:45
Rishu
1
answered May 20 at 21:45
Rishu
1
answered May 20 at 21:45
Rishu
1
answered May 20 at 21:45
Rishu
1
1
It is better to provide descriptive answer with evidence.
– Eranda Peiris
May 21 at 4:54
add a comment |Â
It is better to provide descriptive answer with evidence.
– Eranda Peiris
May 21 at 4:54
It is better to provide descriptive answer with evidence.
– Eranda Peiris
May 21 at 4:54
It is better to provide descriptive answer with evidence.
– Eranda Peiris
May 21 at 4:54
add a comment |Â
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Have you tried to increase screen brightness when you have the black screen?
– Lienhart Woitok
May 20 at 11:07
Yes, didn't work.
– Kazzko
May 20 at 12:25
Do you have an NVMe SSD drive? What can you tell us about your computer make and model? your nVidia card model? the nVidia driver versions you were using when problem occurred?
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
May 20 at 23:45
No, I only have one HDD on my laptop. I was using nVidia-396 drivers when the problem was happening. Now, I removed all drivers and installed 390 instead. Now, sometimes the the login screen freezes and nothing happens. It shows, but can't click anything with the cursor. I have nVidia GeForce 930mx. Also, nVidia X server settings doesn't start at all...
– Kazzko
May 22 at 18:36
i updated the kernal to v4.17 and it solve this issue.
– Rubanraj Ravichandran
Jul 4 at 11:20