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1. GEFORCE EXPERIENCE KEEPS CRASHING HOW TO
2. GEFORCE EXPERIENCE KEEPS CRASHING DRIVERS
3. GEFORCE EXPERIENCE KEEPS CRASHING UPDATE

I plan on choosing the top option in that list to see if that works, then moving my way down the list. From the "Software & Updates" -> "Additional Drivers" tab, here is what I am using now (the bottom "X.Org X server" one in the list below-with lots of freezes): I have 8 proprietary driver options to choose from. I'm trying to follow the OP's accepted answer, but don't know which "proprietary one" to use to fix it.

GEFORCE EXPERIENCE KEEPS CRASHING HOW TO

How to install the proper NVIDIA graphics driver to hopefully prevent freezes # Ubuntu 22.04 where my external monitor would not work when I # - Supposedly this will fix the NVIDIA issue I first experienced on # and then only try the manual steps below if this doesn't work. # This is just a note to myself to try this *first* next time is all,

GEFORCE EXPERIENCE KEEPS CRASHING DRIVERS

# Do NOT run this now if you've already got your drivers working!

You can see it in the image below in my "Software & Updates" GUI as "Using NVIDIA driver metapackage from nvidia-driver-515 (proprietary": For me, that is version nvidia-driver-515 (proprietary). 2023: Ubuntu kept undoing my manual driver installation when it would run automatic updates (see my notes at the end of Option 2 below), so my final configuration is this: choose the latest-possible-version non-open-kernel NVIDIA driver version provided by Ubuntu which works properly, makes external monitors work, and still allows you to adjust laptop screen brightness with your function keys. The weird part for me is that Windows was working just fine but Ubuntu can't run 5 minutes without crashing. I'm now wondering could it be an issue with my motherboard? I have used Gnome disk utility SMART self test to check the health of my SSD. I have tried running memtest86 (no errors found after several passes).

GEFORCE EXPERIENCE KEEPS CRASHING UPDATE

I have tried running sudo apt update and sudo apt upgrade. I am still experiencing the same freezing issue. So I re-installed Ubuntu (same version) but this time I got rid of the windows partition. I concluded that this must be an issue with my dual boot set up with Windows, especially since I had only allocated 25GB to Ubuntu. If you notice further problem, try restarting the computer." The screen would stop changing completely and all inputs were unresponsive. If there was an error message, it would say "Sorry, Ubuntu has experienced an internal error. The screen would stay on and sometimes it would display a distorted error message or no error message at all. It would often happen when I open a folder or sometimes it would happen without me even touching the mouse. I would continuously run into freezing after using Ubuntu for a maximum of 5 minutes. I first installed Ubuntu 22.04 along side Windows. I decided I wanted to switch to Ubuntu so that I could run an Ad Guard DHCP server. I have been using an old Windows desktop (Asus motherboard, i5 CPU, 120 GB SSD, about 8 years old) to run my Home Assistant server without issues for a few months.