Yes, I'm aware there is nothing wrong with the hardware. I think it is a driver issue.
I highly appreciate your help but I am aware of all that and I have already done it but sadly, nothing has changed. I even did it yet again just to triple check that I didn't miss anything same old, nothing changed.Please try and update. Open a terminal and:
These commands will not upgrade your OS to a newer release. Post any and all errors between code tags (see the last link in my signature). Reboot and at the grub menu of kernels/OSs, go to the second one, Advanced Options, and on that screen choose the first kernel on the list.Code:sudo apt-get autoremove sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get upgrade sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
Maybe or a driver issue.It sounds like it might be working on one kernel and not the other. Perhaps the kernel being booted into is changing. A shot in the dark, but possible.
I will boot to an old kernel and see. Who knows? maybe that will help ...
Thank you very much
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