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Please post an inxi -Fxxxzr  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 (Ctrl-Alt-t). Make it fullscreen to avoid unneeded linebreaks or chopped lines. Execute the command inxi -Fxxxz...

Let's see the output of the following command:

Please boot from your installation USB/DVD, open a terminal (CTRL-ALT-T) and run the following command:Copy and paste the results in your reply.

LM 18 support ends in April. There will be no security or software updates after that. Suggest you do a clean install of LM 19.x (supported until 2023) or LM 20 (supported until 2025) after backing up your important files.

@Vilsen - were you running Thunderbird from Win10 before this problem started?

This might be related to your other post viewtopic.php?f=90&t=340272. Your email is being stored on a partition formatted as exfat, which is not natively supported.

The driver for that card won't be available in the kernel until the 5.9 kernel is released. This link might provide some insight. https://askubuntu.com/questions/1259947 ... g-on-20-04.

BTW - that card is R8125, not R8169 per your inxi output.

Per https://askubuntu.com/questions/1234755 ... untu-20-04 the exfat file system isn't supported natively until the 5.8 kernel. Have you installed exfat-fuse and exfat-utils?

Please post an inxi -Fxxxzr  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 (Ctrl-Alt-t). Make it fullscreen to avoid unneeded linebreaks or chopped lines. Execute the command inxi -Fxxxz...

Try upgrading to the 5.8 kernel.

As most, if not all, of the experienced users on here will tell you, don't use encryption unless you really need to, and understand the basics about encryption keys, recovery, and exporting/ importing them. It only makes it more difficult to help when things go sideways.

Are you sure you completely installed it? There are several components that need to be installed. Here's a link to step-by-step installation instructions: https://websiteforstudents.com/how-to-i ... -04-18-04/

Please post an inxi -Fxxxzr  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 (Ctrl-Alt-t). Make it fullscreen to avoid unneeded linebreaks or chopped lines. Execute the command inxi -Fxxxz...

@sage632 - Why are you posting a question to a 5 year-old thread? Please start a thread of your own.

Your adapter is uses a TP-LINK Archer T3U chipset. Please open a terminal and run each of the following commands, one line at a time. It will install the proper driver for your adapter. sudo apt install build-essential git dkms git clone https://github.com/cilynx/rtl88x2bu.git sudo dkms add ./rtl88x...

With the adapter plugged in, please post the results for each of the following commands. Here is how: Open a terminal window (Ctrl-Alt-t). Make it fullscreen to avoid unneeded linebreaks or chopped lines. Execute the following commands, one at a time. inxi -Fxxxzr mokutil --sb-state rfkill list iwco...

I go back 5 years with Mint and as far a I can remember, kernel updates always required a reboot. It does seem that kernel updates are more frequent than they used to be.

Pjotr, he has wm: Metacity 3.36.1 instead of wm: muffin 4.8.1. I have no idea how it got that way or how to fix it.

Sorry, my mistake. I completely missed the swap in blkid. I can't speak on your other questions.

I see one problem, you have a swap partition defined in /etc/fstab that doesn't exist in blkid. Place a # sign before this line UUID=c0d29f27-5b45-445c-aab7-611b5099d12b none swap sw 0 0 Someone else will have to double-check the mounts for the NTFS partitions because I don't use them.