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I an running Ubuntu 14.04 on an older laptop.
- Memory 961.5 MiB
- Processor Intel® Celeron(R) CPU 900 @ 2.20GHz
- Graphics Mobile Intel® GM45 Express Chipset x86/MMX/SSE2
- OS type 32-bit
- Disk size 491.1 GB).
Yesterday ,08/Apr/2019, my menu bar started bouncing/jerking for no apparent reason. I have not installed any new programs nor have I done anything that requires adding code etc.This is because I am a user not a programmer or tech type.
Does anyone have any idea how I can stop this happening as a flickering menu bar is quite annoying.
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I an running Ubuntu 14.04 on an older laptop.
- Memory 961.5 MiB
- Processor Intel® Celeron(R) CPU 900 @ 2.20GHz
- Graphics Mobile Intel® GM45 Express Chipset x86/MMX/SSE2
- OS type 32-bit
- Disk size 491.1 GB).
Yesterday ,08/Apr/2019, my menu bar started bouncing/jerking for no apparent reason. I have not installed any new programs nor have I done anything that requires adding code etc.This is because I am a user not a programmer or tech type.
Does anyone have any idea how I can stop this happening as a flickering menu bar is quite annoying.
14.04
edited 2 days ago
DK Bose
15.1k124288
asked 2 days ago
Paul WinchcombePaul Winchcombe
1
As you have not made any changes to the computer and this problem started, I would guess it is a hardware issue. Your computer may be dying.
– user68186
2 days ago
as always make sure you backup all important files ... dropbox.com or mega.nz
– Scott Stensland
2 days ago
after you backup files I suggest you install a current Ubuntu release ... I am running 19.04 and its waaay nicer than a 5 year old distro ... checkout askubuntu.com/a/1092435/18025 ... as mentioned if your hardware is 64 bit then install a 64 bit OS as long as you have over half a gig of RAM as you evidently do ... my guess is your hardware is 64 bit to confirm type ctrl+alt+t to open up a terminal then issue lscpu at top of output look for Architecture if it shows x86_64 then you have 64 bit hardware so install a 64 bit OS which is normal today
– Scott Stensland
2 days ago
1
@ScottStensland You don't install an as yet unreleased 19.04 to cure this problem... and it probably wouldn't work on a machine with so little RAM anyway. OP thinks they have a 32-bit environment anyway. You FIX the current problem.
– heynnema
2 days ago
Check the setting for your display, and make sure it's set to a spec that your video display can operate on... ie: 1024x768 60hz.
– heynnema
2 days ago
add a comment |
I an running Ubuntu 14.04 on an older laptop.
- Memory 961.5 MiB
- Processor Intel® Celeron(R) CPU 900 @ 2.20GHz
- Graphics Mobile Intel® GM45 Express Chipset x86/MMX/SSE2
- OS type 32-bit
- Disk size 491.1 GB).
Yesterday ,08/Apr/2019, my menu bar started bouncing/jerking for no apparent reason. I have not installed any new programs nor have I done anything that requires adding code etc.This is because I am a user not a programmer or tech type.
Does anyone have any idea how I can stop this happening as a flickering menu bar is quite annoying.
14.04
edited 2 days ago
DK Bose
15.1k124288
asked 2 days ago
Paul WinchcombePaul Winchcombe
1
I an running Ubuntu 14.04 on an older laptop.
- Memory 961.5 MiB
- Processor Intel® Celeron(R) CPU 900 @ 2.20GHz
- Graphics Mobile Intel® GM45 Express Chipset x86/MMX/SSE2
- OS type 32-bit
- Disk size 491.1 GB).
Yesterday ,08/Apr/2019, my menu bar started bouncing/jerking for no apparent reason. I have not installed any new programs nor have I done anything that requires adding code etc.This is because I am a user not a programmer or tech type.
Does anyone have any idea how I can stop this happening as a flickering menu bar is quite annoying.
14.04
14.04
edited 2 days ago
DK Bose
15.1k124288
asked 2 days ago
Paul WinchcombePaul Winchcombe
1
edited 2 days ago
DK Bose
15.1k124288
asked 2 days ago
Paul WinchcombePaul Winchcombe
1
edited 2 days ago
DK Bose
15.1k124288
edited 2 days ago
DK Bose
15.1k124288
edited 2 days ago
DK Bose
15.1k124288
15.1k124288
asked 2 days ago
Paul WinchcombePaul Winchcombe
1
asked 2 days ago
Paul WinchcombePaul Winchcombe
1
asked 2 days ago
Paul WinchcombePaul Winchcombe
1
1
As you have not made any changes to the computer and this problem started, I would guess it is a hardware issue. Your computer may be dying.
– user68186
2 days ago
as always make sure you backup all important files ... dropbox.com or mega.nz
– Scott Stensland
2 days ago
after you backup files I suggest you install a current Ubuntu release ... I am running 19.04 and its waaay nicer than a 5 year old distro ... checkout askubuntu.com/a/1092435/18025 ... as mentioned if your hardware is 64 bit then install a 64 bit OS as long as you have over half a gig of RAM as you evidently do ... my guess is your hardware is 64 bit to confirm type ctrl+alt+t to open up a terminal then issue lscpu at top of output look for Architecture if it shows x86_64 then you have 64 bit hardware so install a 64 bit OS which is normal today
– Scott Stensland
2 days ago
1
@ScottStensland You don't install an as yet unreleased 19.04 to cure this problem... and it probably wouldn't work on a machine with so little RAM anyway. OP thinks they have a 32-bit environment anyway. You FIX the current problem.
– heynnema
2 days ago
Check the setting for your display, and make sure it's set to a spec that your video display can operate on... ie: 1024x768 60hz.
– heynnema
2 days ago
add a comment |
As you have not made any changes to the computer and this problem started, I would guess it is a hardware issue. Your computer may be dying.
– user68186
2 days ago
as always make sure you backup all important files ... dropbox.com or mega.nz
– Scott Stensland
2 days ago
after you backup files I suggest you install a current Ubuntu release ... I am running 19.04 and its waaay nicer than a 5 year old distro ... checkout askubuntu.com/a/1092435/18025 ... as mentioned if your hardware is 64 bit then install a 64 bit OS as long as you have over half a gig of RAM as you evidently do ... my guess is your hardware is 64 bit to confirm type ctrl+alt+t to open up a terminal then issue lscpu at top of output look for Architecture if it shows x86_64 then you have 64 bit hardware so install a 64 bit OS which is normal today
– Scott Stensland
2 days ago
1
@ScottStensland You don't install an as yet unreleased 19.04 to cure this problem... and it probably wouldn't work on a machine with so little RAM anyway. OP thinks they have a 32-bit environment anyway. You FIX the current problem.
– heynnema
2 days ago
Check the setting for your display, and make sure it's set to a spec that your video display can operate on... ie: 1024x768 60hz.
– heynnema
2 days ago
As you have not made any changes to the computer and this problem started, I would guess it is a hardware issue. Your computer may be dying.
– user68186
2 days ago
As you have not made any changes to the computer and this problem started, I would guess it is a hardware issue. Your computer may be dying.
– user68186
2 days ago
as always make sure you backup all important files ... dropbox.com or mega.nz
– Scott Stensland
2 days ago
as always make sure you backup all important files ... dropbox.com or mega.nz
– Scott Stensland
2 days ago
after you backup files I suggest you install a current Ubuntu release ... I am running 19.04 and its waaay nicer than a 5 year old distro ... checkout askubuntu.com/a/1092435/18025 ... as mentioned if your hardware is 64 bit then install a 64 bit OS as long as you have over half a gig of RAM as you evidently do ... my guess is your hardware is 64 bit to confirm type ctrl+alt+t to open up a terminal then issue lscpu at top of output look for Architecture if it shows x86_64 then you have 64 bit hardware so install a 64 bit OS which is normal today
– Scott Stensland
2 days ago
after you backup files I suggest you install a current Ubuntu release ... I am running 19.04 and its waaay nicer than a 5 year old distro ... checkout askubuntu.com/a/1092435/18025 ... as mentioned if your hardware is 64 bit then install a 64 bit OS as long as you have over half a gig of RAM as you evidently do ... my guess is your hardware is 64 bit to confirm type ctrl+alt+t to open up a terminal then issue lscpu at top of output look for Architecture if it shows x86_64 then you have 64 bit hardware so install a 64 bit OS which is normal today
– Scott Stensland
2 days ago
1
1
@ScottStensland You don't install an as yet unreleased 19.04 to cure this problem... and it probably wouldn't work on a machine with so little RAM anyway. OP thinks they have a 32-bit environment anyway. You FIX the current problem.
– heynnema
2 days ago
@ScottStensland You don't install an as yet unreleased 19.04 to cure this problem... and it probably wouldn't work on a machine with so little RAM anyway. OP thinks they have a 32-bit environment anyway. You FIX the current problem.
– heynnema
2 days ago
Check the setting for your display, and make sure it's set to a spec that your video display can operate on... ie: 1024x768 60hz.
– heynnema
2 days ago
Check the setting for your display, and make sure it's set to a spec that your video display can operate on... ie: 1024x768 60hz.
– heynnema
2 days ago
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As you have not made any changes to the computer and this problem started, I would guess it is a hardware issue. Your computer may be dying.
– user68186
2 days ago
as always make sure you backup all important files ... dropbox.com or mega.nz
– Scott Stensland
2 days ago
after you backup files I suggest you install a current Ubuntu release ... I am running 19.04 and its waaay nicer than a 5 year old distro ... checkout askubuntu.com/a/1092435/18025 ... as mentioned if your hardware is 64 bit then install a 64 bit OS as long as you have over half a gig of RAM as you evidently do ... my guess is your hardware is 64 bit to confirm type ctrl+alt+t to open up a terminal then issue lscpu at top of output look for Architecture if it shows x86_64 then you have 64 bit hardware so install a 64 bit OS which is normal today
– Scott Stensland
2 days ago
1
@ScottStensland You don't install an as yet unreleased 19.04 to cure this problem... and it probably wouldn't work on a machine with so little RAM anyway. OP thinks they have a 32-bit environment anyway. You FIX the current problem.
– heynnema
2 days ago
Check the setting for your display, and make sure it's set to a spec that your video display can operate on... ie: 1024x768 60hz.
– heynnema
2 days ago