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Alright, I solved the problem.

If you go to your CompizConfig Settings Manager (ccsm to open in a terminal)> Ubuntu Unity Plugin > Launcher.

There under "Hide Launcher" you have to select...

There's the Time display disappearing from the top bar. Happened to quite some people after upgrading to 13.10.

How to get around that, is by typing sudo apt-get install indicator-datetime in a...

You actually do have a Bluetooth setting in your BIOS, you just have to find where it is.
It looks something like this:
...

The ways that I "fixed" them, are all solutions to problems that other people had (time disappearing and unity interface gone). I used their solutions, and fixed it. This sidebar somehow got messed...

So I updated to 13.10 a couple days back, and I didn't really have any problems, apart from the known time-disappearing-from-the-top-bar bug. I fixed that, but managed to mess up my unity interface...

Alright. After looking around a bit, here are some other, possible solutions:
Try "sudo pip install --upgrade oauthlib" in the Terminal. If that doesn't work, try "sudo dpkg-reconfigure software...

Open up a Terminal and type "sudo apt-get install --reinstall software-center" (without quotation marks). Then try running it again.

Hmm.. Can you look in your BIOS Setup if Bluetooth is disabled?

This will probably help you: ​http://itsfoss.com/fix-sound-ubuntu-1304-quick-tip/

Hello and Welcome, babisayabundar :)

What exactly do you mean wiht changing the mouse pointer?
If you go to

System Settings > Mouse and Touchpad

You can change some mouse settings there....

As far as I know it just finishes the first one that was selected for download.
There might be another way, but if you want it fast now, I think you would have to select it for download, in the...

I had the same problem, and then removed unnecessary packages via terminal. After that it booted fine.


sudo apt-get remove

It shows the stuff it wants to remove so you can check it.

Daniel

Hello Naptoon, and Welcome :)
I do not know much about this, but I figured this might help you:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Input

You might have checked it already, I'm just posting it here...

Maybe you should update, sometimes helps.


sudo apt-get update
then:

sudo apt-get dist-upgrade

Daniel

To get nvidia driver open terminal and type:

sudo apt-get install nvidia-current
and then reboot.

Daniel

Open a terminal and type this:


sudo apt-get install nvidia-current
and then reboot.

Daniel

Yes you should reboot.
Thank you dino for explaining a big part :)

Daniel

Did you install the driver?

To find out what your graphics card is type this in your terminal:


lspci
lspci -v
lspci -v | grep -i vga
lspci -v | less


Look for "VGA compatible controller: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"

Hello blake, Welcome :)

Can you tell me what for graphics card you have?

If you go to System Settings > Displays you can change your screen resolution.
Hope it helped.

Daniel

Hello Nelram, Welcome :)

If you go to System Settings > Sound
You can see if rhythmbox is muted or not.

I know you said it vibaviattigala but it wasn't so clear said.
All credits to you...

I think for recordmydesktop you have to download jack.
Where you write "pulse" right under there is a area for jack.
If you download that, you can also record ingame sound (normally).

Daniel

I would actually suggest using recordmydesktop.
It records in full HD and there are lots of tutorials on the internet too.
The interface is simple, but easy.

Ps: in case in need of a...

Woops :)
You might want to use this for windows: http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000627.htm