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Well, I got exactly the same problem as a few years ago, when I removed my old 8600 from a system running 12.04. And now I removed 1050 ti. I used proprietary driver, I dont remember what exactly is.
Both systems though were installed before I plugged videos in them, so both should have some basic VGA or Intel Drivers. Why the hell I got the same problem after a long time and all this user friendly smalltalk?
Right now I have no problems in Windows with my Intel HD 4600 drivers...
Id like not to reinstall the whole system each time I plugged off my GPU.
I can use prompt line. FailsafeX is loading and even show some dialogue window but doesn't respond to any m or kb input.
I can bet I will get the same error even in 16.04. Years passing, but this gpu problems are intact.
nvidia xorg gpu gpu-drivers
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Well, I got exactly the same problem as a few years ago, when I removed my old 8600 from a system running 12.04. And now I removed 1050 ti. I used proprietary driver, I dont remember what exactly is.
Both systems though were installed before I plugged videos in them, so both should have some basic VGA or Intel Drivers. Why the hell I got the same problem after a long time and all this user friendly smalltalk?
Right now I have no problems in Windows with my Intel HD 4600 drivers...
Id like not to reinstall the whole system each time I plugged off my GPU.
I can use prompt line. FailsafeX is loading and even show some dialogue window but doesn't respond to any m or kb input.
I can bet I will get the same error even in 16.04. Years passing, but this gpu problems are intact.
nvidia xorg gpu gpu-drivers
asked Mar 20 at 14:56
Areso
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marked as duplicate by dobey, Fabby, Eric Carvalho, waltinator, Zanna Mar 26 at 19:05
This question has been asked before and already has an answer. If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question.
Can you please edit your question to remove the rude and ranty bits, and describe the exact problem? It's completely unclear what your problem is or what your question is. You should also specify exact model of the video card you removed, and what drivers you were using with it.
– dobey
Mar 20 at 15:00
Well, for me is obvious the problem in a fact, that I got black screen instead of some GUI. I was not dropped even in a terminal, just black screen. For me it is a big huge problem, indeed. Oh, and question is simple enough - how to get GUI back? And monitor even connected to VGA port on a mobo. And its even work - sadly, only in Windows.
– Areso
Mar 20 at 15:19
Looks like you should complain to NVidia about their proprietary drivers causing such problems, then.
– dobey
Mar 20 at 17:06
Probably. you're right. Torvalds said: "nvidia, f.. you". The problem is AMD Radeon is worse and Intel HD is not for gaming.
– Areso
Mar 21 at 19:19
I have no problems at all with my Radeon R9 Nano. It works great with the open source drivers included in Ubuntu 16.04. AMD also works directly on the drivers that go into the kernel and xorg, and are working on pushing even more of the stack that is stil proprietary from their amdgpu-pro drivers, as open source.
– dobey
Mar 21 at 19:28
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My computer boots to a black screen, what options do I have to fix it?
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Well, I got exactly the same problem as a few years ago, when I removed my old 8600 from a system running 12.04. And now I removed 1050 ti. I used proprietary driver, I dont remember what exactly is.
Both systems though were installed before I plugged videos in them, so both should have some basic VGA or Intel Drivers. Why the hell I got the same problem after a long time and all this user friendly smalltalk?
Right now I have no problems in Windows with my Intel HD 4600 drivers...
Id like not to reinstall the whole system each time I plugged off my GPU.
I can use prompt line. FailsafeX is loading and even show some dialogue window but doesn't respond to any m or kb input.
I can bet I will get the same error even in 16.04. Years passing, but this gpu problems are intact.
nvidia xorg gpu gpu-drivers
asked Mar 20 at 14:56
Areso
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This question already has an answer here:
My computer boots to a black screen, what options do I have to fix it?
32 answers
Well, I got exactly the same problem as a few years ago, when I removed my old 8600 from a system running 12.04. And now I removed 1050 ti. I used proprietary driver, I dont remember what exactly is.
Both systems though were installed before I plugged videos in them, so both should have some basic VGA or Intel Drivers. Why the hell I got the same problem after a long time and all this user friendly smalltalk?
Right now I have no problems in Windows with my Intel HD 4600 drivers...
Id like not to reinstall the whole system each time I plugged off my GPU.
I can use prompt line. FailsafeX is loading and even show some dialogue window but doesn't respond to any m or kb input.
I can bet I will get the same error even in 16.04. Years passing, but this gpu problems are intact.
This question already has an answer here:
My computer boots to a black screen, what options do I have to fix it?
32 answers
nvidia xorg gpu gpu-drivers
nvidia xorg gpu gpu-drivers
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marked as duplicate by dobey, Fabby, Eric Carvalho, waltinator, Zanna Mar 26 at 19:05
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marked as duplicate by dobey, Fabby, Eric Carvalho, waltinator, Zanna Mar 26 at 19:05
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Can you please edit your question to remove the rude and ranty bits, and describe the exact problem? It's completely unclear what your problem is or what your question is. You should also specify exact model of the video card you removed, and what drivers you were using with it.
– dobey
Mar 20 at 15:00
Well, for me is obvious the problem in a fact, that I got black screen instead of some GUI. I was not dropped even in a terminal, just black screen. For me it is a big huge problem, indeed. Oh, and question is simple enough - how to get GUI back? And monitor even connected to VGA port on a mobo. And its even work - sadly, only in Windows.
– Areso
Mar 20 at 15:19
Looks like you should complain to NVidia about their proprietary drivers causing such problems, then.
– dobey
Mar 20 at 17:06
Probably. you're right. Torvalds said: "nvidia, f.. you". The problem is AMD Radeon is worse and Intel HD is not for gaming.
– Areso
Mar 21 at 19:19
I have no problems at all with my Radeon R9 Nano. It works great with the open source drivers included in Ubuntu 16.04. AMD also works directly on the drivers that go into the kernel and xorg, and are working on pushing even more of the stack that is stil proprietary from their amdgpu-pro drivers, as open source.
– dobey
Mar 21 at 19:28
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Can you please edit your question to remove the rude and ranty bits, and describe the exact problem? It's completely unclear what your problem is or what your question is. You should also specify exact model of the video card you removed, and what drivers you were using with it.
– dobey
Mar 20 at 15:00
Well, for me is obvious the problem in a fact, that I got black screen instead of some GUI. I was not dropped even in a terminal, just black screen. For me it is a big huge problem, indeed. Oh, and question is simple enough - how to get GUI back? And monitor even connected to VGA port on a mobo. And its even work - sadly, only in Windows.
– Areso
Mar 20 at 15:19
Looks like you should complain to NVidia about their proprietary drivers causing such problems, then.
– dobey
Mar 20 at 17:06
Probably. you're right. Torvalds said: "nvidia, f.. you". The problem is AMD Radeon is worse and Intel HD is not for gaming.
– Areso
Mar 21 at 19:19
I have no problems at all with my Radeon R9 Nano. It works great with the open source drivers included in Ubuntu 16.04. AMD also works directly on the drivers that go into the kernel and xorg, and are working on pushing even more of the stack that is stil proprietary from their amdgpu-pro drivers, as open source.
– dobey
Mar 21 at 19:28
Can you please edit your question to remove the rude and ranty bits, and describe the exact problem? It's completely unclear what your problem is or what your question is. You should also specify exact model of the video card you removed, and what drivers you were using with it.
– dobey
Mar 20 at 15:00
Can you please edit your question to remove the rude and ranty bits, and describe the exact problem? It's completely unclear what your problem is or what your question is. You should also specify exact model of the video card you removed, and what drivers you were using with it.
– dobey
Mar 20 at 15:00
Well, for me is obvious the problem in a fact, that I got black screen instead of some GUI. I was not dropped even in a terminal, just black screen. For me it is a big huge problem, indeed. Oh, and question is simple enough - how to get GUI back? And monitor even connected to VGA port on a mobo. And its even work - sadly, only in Windows.
– Areso
Mar 20 at 15:19
Well, for me is obvious the problem in a fact, that I got black screen instead of some GUI. I was not dropped even in a terminal, just black screen. For me it is a big huge problem, indeed. Oh, and question is simple enough - how to get GUI back? And monitor even connected to VGA port on a mobo. And its even work - sadly, only in Windows.
– Areso
Mar 20 at 15:19
Looks like you should complain to NVidia about their proprietary drivers causing such problems, then.
– dobey
Mar 20 at 17:06
Looks like you should complain to NVidia about their proprietary drivers causing such problems, then.
– dobey
Mar 20 at 17:06
Probably. you're right. Torvalds said: "nvidia, f.. you". The problem is AMD Radeon is worse and Intel HD is not for gaming.
– Areso
Mar 21 at 19:19
Probably. you're right. Torvalds said: "nvidia, f.. you". The problem is AMD Radeon is worse and Intel HD is not for gaming.
– Areso
Mar 21 at 19:19
I have no problems at all with my Radeon R9 Nano. It works great with the open source drivers included in Ubuntu 16.04. AMD also works directly on the drivers that go into the kernel and xorg, and are working on pushing even more of the stack that is stil proprietary from their amdgpu-pro drivers, as open source.
– dobey
Mar 21 at 19:28
I have no problems at all with my Radeon R9 Nano. It works great with the open source drivers included in Ubuntu 16.04. AMD also works directly on the drivers that go into the kernel and xorg, and are working on pushing even more of the stack that is stil proprietary from their amdgpu-pro drivers, as open source.
– dobey
Mar 21 at 19:28
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sudo apt-get purge nvidia*
Well, this time it works... in a previous time probably I did remove and whats why all went wrong.
answered Mar 20 at 15:36
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sudo apt-get purge nvidia*
Well, this time it works... in a previous time probably I did remove and whats why all went wrong.
answered Mar 20 at 15:36
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sudo apt-get purge nvidia*
Well, this time it works... in a previous time probably I did remove and whats why all went wrong.
answered Mar 20 at 15:36
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up vote
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sudo apt-get purge nvidia*
Well, this time it works... in a previous time probably I did remove and whats why all went wrong.
answered Mar 20 at 15:36
Areso
65
sudo apt-get purge nvidia*
Well, this time it works... in a previous time probably I did remove and whats why all went wrong.
answered Mar 20 at 15:36
Areso
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answered Mar 20 at 15:36
Areso
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answered Mar 20 at 15:36
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answered Mar 20 at 15:36
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Can you please edit your question to remove the rude and ranty bits, and describe the exact problem? It's completely unclear what your problem is or what your question is. You should also specify exact model of the video card you removed, and what drivers you were using with it.
– dobey
Mar 20 at 15:00
Well, for me is obvious the problem in a fact, that I got black screen instead of some GUI. I was not dropped even in a terminal, just black screen. For me it is a big huge problem, indeed. Oh, and question is simple enough - how to get GUI back? And monitor even connected to VGA port on a mobo. And its even work - sadly, only in Windows.
– Areso
Mar 20 at 15:19
Looks like you should complain to NVidia about their proprietary drivers causing such problems, then.
– dobey
Mar 20 at 17:06
Probably. you're right. Torvalds said: "nvidia, f.. you". The problem is AMD Radeon is worse and Intel HD is not for gaming.
– Areso
Mar 21 at 19:19
I have no problems at all with my Radeon R9 Nano. It works great with the open source drivers included in Ubuntu 16.04. AMD also works directly on the drivers that go into the kernel and xorg, and are working on pushing even more of the stack that is stil proprietary from their amdgpu-pro drivers, as open source.
– dobey
Mar 21 at 19:28