After updating Nvidia drivers, receiving the message “Input not Supportedâ€
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In Ubuntu 16.04, after I had installed new drivers for my Nvidia Gtx 1070, and had restarted the computer, now after cycling through several screens of text, it boots to simply the text "Input Not Supported" bouncing around my screen. I am assuming this is a problem with my monitor (Acer R240HY), though lacking any significant experience with either Ubuntu or Linux in general, I have no clue either what causes or how to fix this problem. I have been searching through for threads and people with similar issues, though I have not yet been able to figure out what would the correct process be to resolve this. Outside of just changing things at random, I really do not know how to continue.
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In Ubuntu 16.04, after I had installed new drivers for my Nvidia Gtx 1070, and had restarted the computer, now after cycling through several screens of text, it boots to simply the text "Input Not Supported" bouncing around my screen. I am assuming this is a problem with my monitor (Acer R240HY), though lacking any significant experience with either Ubuntu or Linux in general, I have no clue either what causes or how to fix this problem. I have been searching through for threads and people with similar issues, though I have not yet been able to figure out what would the correct process be to resolve this. Outside of just changing things at random, I really do not know how to continue.
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asked Apr 24 at 22:23
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You could try uninstalling the new driver and installing the older one again.
– Sebastian Stark
Apr 24 at 22:34
When I boot my computer, all there is is the message saying "Input Not Supported". Nothing else is displayed on my monitor. I do not know how to access anything else beyond this, which could just be me not knowing how to open any other terminal or menu. I definitely can't find the standard interface.
– lightoh flail
Apr 24 at 22:44
Can you boot into recovery mode? wiki.ubuntu.com/RecoveryMode
– Sebastian Stark
Apr 24 at 22:45
I tried this, but it just sent me back to the same message.
– lightoh flail
Apr 24 at 22:49
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Possible duplicate of My computer boots to a black screen, what options do I have to fix it?
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Apr 25 at 13:53
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In Ubuntu 16.04, after I had installed new drivers for my Nvidia Gtx 1070, and had restarted the computer, now after cycling through several screens of text, it boots to simply the text "Input Not Supported" bouncing around my screen. I am assuming this is a problem with my monitor (Acer R240HY), though lacking any significant experience with either Ubuntu or Linux in general, I have no clue either what causes or how to fix this problem. I have been searching through for threads and people with similar issues, though I have not yet been able to figure out what would the correct process be to resolve this. Outside of just changing things at random, I really do not know how to continue.
drivers nvidia
asked Apr 24 at 22:23
lightoh flail
61
In Ubuntu 16.04, after I had installed new drivers for my Nvidia Gtx 1070, and had restarted the computer, now after cycling through several screens of text, it boots to simply the text "Input Not Supported" bouncing around my screen. I am assuming this is a problem with my monitor (Acer R240HY), though lacking any significant experience with either Ubuntu or Linux in general, I have no clue either what causes or how to fix this problem. I have been searching through for threads and people with similar issues, though I have not yet been able to figure out what would the correct process be to resolve this. Outside of just changing things at random, I really do not know how to continue.
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You could try uninstalling the new driver and installing the older one again.
– Sebastian Stark
Apr 24 at 22:34
When I boot my computer, all there is is the message saying "Input Not Supported". Nothing else is displayed on my monitor. I do not know how to access anything else beyond this, which could just be me not knowing how to open any other terminal or menu. I definitely can't find the standard interface.
– lightoh flail
Apr 24 at 22:44
Can you boot into recovery mode? wiki.ubuntu.com/RecoveryMode
– Sebastian Stark
Apr 24 at 22:45
I tried this, but it just sent me back to the same message.
– lightoh flail
Apr 24 at 22:49
1
Possible duplicate of My computer boots to a black screen, what options do I have to fix it?
– David Foerster
Apr 25 at 13:53
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You could try uninstalling the new driver and installing the older one again.
– Sebastian Stark
Apr 24 at 22:34
When I boot my computer, all there is is the message saying "Input Not Supported". Nothing else is displayed on my monitor. I do not know how to access anything else beyond this, which could just be me not knowing how to open any other terminal or menu. I definitely can't find the standard interface.
– lightoh flail
Apr 24 at 22:44
Can you boot into recovery mode? wiki.ubuntu.com/RecoveryMode
– Sebastian Stark
Apr 24 at 22:45
I tried this, but it just sent me back to the same message.
– lightoh flail
Apr 24 at 22:49
1
Possible duplicate of My computer boots to a black screen, what options do I have to fix it?
– David Foerster
Apr 25 at 13:53
You could try uninstalling the new driver and installing the older one again.
– Sebastian Stark
Apr 24 at 22:34
You could try uninstalling the new driver and installing the older one again.
– Sebastian Stark
Apr 24 at 22:34
When I boot my computer, all there is is the message saying "Input Not Supported". Nothing else is displayed on my monitor. I do not know how to access anything else beyond this, which could just be me not knowing how to open any other terminal or menu. I definitely can't find the standard interface.
– lightoh flail
Apr 24 at 22:44
When I boot my computer, all there is is the message saying "Input Not Supported". Nothing else is displayed on my monitor. I do not know how to access anything else beyond this, which could just be me not knowing how to open any other terminal or menu. I definitely can't find the standard interface.
– lightoh flail
Apr 24 at 22:44
Can you boot into recovery mode? wiki.ubuntu.com/RecoveryMode
– Sebastian Stark
Apr 24 at 22:45
Can you boot into recovery mode? wiki.ubuntu.com/RecoveryMode
– Sebastian Stark
Apr 24 at 22:45
I tried this, but it just sent me back to the same message.
– lightoh flail
Apr 24 at 22:49
I tried this, but it just sent me back to the same message.
– lightoh flail
Apr 24 at 22:49
1
1
Possible duplicate of My computer boots to a black screen, what options do I have to fix it?
– David Foerster
Apr 25 at 13:53
Possible duplicate of My computer boots to a black screen, what options do I have to fix it?
– David Foerster
Apr 25 at 13:53
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You could try uninstalling the new driver and installing the older one again.
– Sebastian Stark
Apr 24 at 22:34
When I boot my computer, all there is is the message saying "Input Not Supported". Nothing else is displayed on my monitor. I do not know how to access anything else beyond this, which could just be me not knowing how to open any other terminal or menu. I definitely can't find the standard interface.
– lightoh flail
Apr 24 at 22:44
Can you boot into recovery mode? wiki.ubuntu.com/RecoveryMode
– Sebastian Stark
Apr 24 at 22:45
I tried this, but it just sent me back to the same message.
– lightoh flail
Apr 24 at 22:49
1
Possible duplicate of My computer boots to a black screen, what options do I have to fix it?
– David Foerster
Apr 25 at 13:53