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Please post an inxi -n  report. This will give us a concise overview of your network hardware and on how Mint  sees  it. Here is how to generate the report and post it: Open a terminal window. Make it fullscreen to avoid unneeded linebreaks or chopped lines. Execute the command inxi -n exactly as it...

If you'd post the actual text of the error it would help us to help you.

Larry

Hey folks, it didn't work in Chromium so I installed Chrome and will try trytip's suggestion on it. I've never been able to get used to Firefox, it seems so awkward to me. I wouldn't have any idea how to move all my passwords over from Chrome/Chromium (sync'd to Google).

Which version of Windows is installed? Please post the following reports. This will give us a concise overview of your hardware and on how Mint  sees  it. Here is how to generate the reports and post them: Open a terminal window (Ctrl-Alt-T). Make it fullscreen to avoid unneeded linebreaks or choppe...

Oops, I forgot them but you are correct.......

rene, I've closed down Chromium and deleted both ~/cache/chromium and ~/config/chromium. I've restarted Chromium and will report on status in the morning.

trytip, I'm using chromium. Here's my settings:


Karl, verrrrry funny.

Still awaiting possible solutions.

ADDITIONAL INFO:

Power Management Settings


Screensaver Settings

I noticed this in your response to df -m: /dev/mapper/mint--vg-root 298459 14639 268592 6% / Did you select LVM during the install? Another thought - When you originally installed Mint, did you already have Win 8 or 10 installed? Did you prepare Win following the steps at https://easylinuxtipsprojec...

Please post the results of the following command: It will tell us the size of each partition and how much is used.

mideal, please open your original post, click on the pencil, and modify the subject to add (Solved).

If you have your install media (USB/DVD), please boot from it and post an inxi -Fxz  report. This will give us a concise overview of your hardware and on how Mint  sees  it. Here is how to generate the report and post it: Open a terminal window. Make it fullscreen to avoid unneeded linebreaks or cho...

Please post the results of the following command

The OP may also need to check in Bios if SATA is set to AHCI, not RAID. Seems like a lot of the recent pre-installs were done that way.

Go to Update Manager, Tools, Linux Kernels, Remove Kernels, and remove all kernels EXCEPT your Current and the Previous one.

If this is a Win10 preinstall, you'll also need to go into Win and disable Fast Startup. I believe it's in the power setting but I'm not sure. (I don't have any version of Windows)

Larry78723 wrote: ⤴

Tue Aug 20, 2019 7:02 am

You've made a statement. Now, what is your question?

Bara-Bus wrote: ⤴

Tue Aug 20, 2019 7:28 am

No question just a statement of fact.

So, how can we help?

You've made a statement. Now, what is your question? Also, please post an inxi -Fxz  report. This will give us a concise overview of your hardware and on how Mint  sees  it. Here is how to generate the report and post it: Open a terminal window. Make it fullscreen to avoid unneeded linebreaks or cho...

Thanks rene, that worked. I'm using Chromium and the way to do it is Settings, Advanced, Privacy and Security, Clear browsing data.

EDIT: Well, I thought it was fixed but apparently it wasn't. Still having the same problem.

I'm having a problem staying logged in on various forums even though I've checked the "remember me" box (including this board) when I close the cover on my laptop. It doesn't matter if the laptop is closed for 5 minutes or 5 hours. The following info is provided: larry@larry-Satellite-C55-A:~$ iwcon...