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Thanks for the reply, have tried what you suggested praseodym. Still having the same problem, plus its getting more frequent :(

I have a similar problem see this thread. Still unresolved.

I don't seem to have that option. All I have is:



Disable


WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy)

Have run that script, attached is output. Still having the problem. Wireless drops out whenever I download anything. :(




======== Wireless-Info START ========

System-Info...

Have you tried preload?



sudo apt-get install preload


I have always installed preload and notice great improvements. Try it, restart your computer and it should start to be more responsive.

yep I have the latest version installed. 1.05

This is more of an observation at the moment, only happens on occasions.

Basically if I put the wireless adapter under load (such as downloading a debian ISO, and Ubuntu ISO plus a game download...

Maybe check the manufacturers recommendation for RAM here, see if yours is there and change the settings to those recommended by ASUS. See if that makes any difference.

Thanks for the reply, I current have the latest intel drivers installed. I used the Intel Graphics Installer to install version 1.05. Graphics still the same black blocky....

Seems to be a common problem. Happened to me, forgot exactly how I fixed it. Try this guide.

One Long and Three Short beeps can backup your statement about the memory (RAM). I would see how you go with memtest and RMA them if you get any errors.

Source:...

Hey all,

Unusual problem since running Ubuntu 14.04 x64.

When I launch Team Fortess 2 the menu has lots of black blocks. The game play is also black and blocky.

Any ideas?

System specs:...

This is what I have installed



terry@POSEIDON:~$ dpkg --list | grep linux-image
ii linux-image-3.13.0-30-generic 3.13.0-30.55 ...

Posiedon Linux? Posiedon is the name of my computer not the distribution.

Ok so currently I have the following kernel installed on my Ubuntu 14.04 x64 Machine



And Update Manager keeps trying to "Update" my kernel and download this version:

Kernel 3.13.0

Is...

Does this work

In terminal type this, and post the output back.

Can you access terminal?

Ctrl + ALT + T

I believe that version 7 is still safe to use.

Link 1 | Link 2

Download Link

try running



Let us know the outcome.

I think the command you are looking for is:



Try that in terminal and report back on the results

Solved it myself after a bit of research.

Here is what I did to upgrade to the Latest Kernel 3.15.5. The upgrade was a success with no bugs.

Forgot to mention, my current kernel version is:

Just looking for some advice.

I am running 14.04 x64 and would like to upgrade the kernel to the latest stable version of 3.15, however I am just looking to see if anybody else has done this and...

I haven't come across a GUI, however, maybe this post may help you.