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Do you have the program called Login Window in the Menu? That's what I used for auto-login in 17.3 Xfce.

c'mon weazel . . are you going to help him with your vast knowledge . or shoot blanks our of your . ?

And there is no need for a "Holier than thou" attitude . . is there ?

Oh no ! I bow to the weazel . . let HIM tell you about HIS infamous knowledge . .he knows it ALL ! bunghole!

Oh . . so now another member wants to argue about cores and . . ? . . why not try to help the person that is asking the question instead of bouncing and vilifying on my words ?

That was a CAPITOL F , not a small "f" . . linux is not like win . . you will get to know it it time! :) CPU: Dual core Intel Celeron N3350 (-MCP-) cache: 1024 KB bmips: 4377 clock speeds: max: 2400 MHz 1: 2331 MHz 2: 900 MHz 3: 2075 MHz It certainly looks like linux sees your CPU is detected as a t...

@Shultz, thx, . . that's how much I know about that "other" Desktop Env . . .

I only see red circles . . No black, or any "grid" lines that you write about . .
Have you tried the "foreground select" tool, and then replaced the foreground color?
Changed it from multi-million color to basic (or other, simpler) color(s)?

Sure . . I'm positive that you can disable those fans in your BIOS.
Be also sure to let the accumulated heat fry your system !
Just for the sake of the sound of your fans . .

Use the MATE edition if you like Nemo . . two File Managers never work nice together on the same operating system!

I use the tiny program called Gigolo to share files in Xfce, it works great, and is seen in Thunar.

A web search provided this . . hope the replies help you. (it's old)

https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1893796

Please use this terminal command to give us a summary of your hardware and system information. Copy/paste the complete output back here in a reply.

inxi -Fxzd

Looks like your "Brave Browser" repository has given up the ghost, or has errors . . I'm guessing, that if you remove it from the Software Sources program, you will not get those errors anymore . .

Instead of posting this on the USER forums, why don't you post this at the Mint Github developer site ?

Time to check your network cable and router.
And if another machine can access the interweb, maybe check with your eyeballs that the capacitors on the motherboard have not popped or are swollen.
Have you tried it with your Live USB/DVD of Mint to see if it is the same ?

From this link, your only option is open source drivers.

http://wiki.cchtml.com/index.php/Hardware

To me it reads like an IRQ conflict with the add-in video card . . Is your ethernet onboard or is it also an add-in card? If it is an add-in, is there another slot you can move it to? Any other cards that are no longer used or needed that you can remove? Have you tried to re-seat the video card in i...

Please read and pay special attention to Section 5 in the "how to get help" link above.

Do you have the option to disable the onboard Intel graphics in your BIOS ?

And if you can, then when you boot up again, check the Driver Manager program to see if there is an Nvidia driver available to install.

Another member may have some other advice, so please wait patiently for other replies. I am going to recommend that you ditch the Cinnamon version, and try Mint's other versions; either MATE or Xfce. Cinnamon requires high-end 3D capable graphics hardware just to run properly, and with 2 Gb of ram m...