Answers in Drivers | By August R. Garcia

Published 1 year agoSun, 10 May 2020 15:50:10 -0700

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Tags: Ubuntu, Nvidia, Drivers, Ubuntu 18.04

August R. GarciaLARPing as a Sysadmi...Portland, ORJoined 02 December, 2018Site Owner

Basically, at some point while upgrading from 16.04 to 18.04, the NVIDIA drivers were upgraded to version 440 from 390. Reverting to version 390 seems to solve this issue:

Open NVIDIA X Server Settings
Check what NVIDIA Driver Version you have
If it's not version 390, try downgrading to version 390 through the Software & Updates GUI/tool/application. Or some terminal command would probably also work
Reboot
Check the NVIDIA Driver Version in NVIDIA X Server Settings to make sure the downgrade was successful

This was using a Quadro P4000 graphics card. It could vary if you're using a different graphics card.

Download more RAM. 🐏 ⨉ 0Posted by August R. Garcia 1 year ago 🕓 Posted at 10 May, 2020 15:50 PM PDT

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