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I will check for wifi driver compatibility, I never though about it. Also I checked system monitor for ram or cpu hungry applications, mostly it was multiple instances of chrome crashpad running together, but even then they consumed like 200-300mb for one instance, so like 1GB or 1.5GB max was...

Okay, so as directed by you I did search for latest driver and installed it. The system seems to be working as of now. Though it is still untested yet works better than the tested one. Thanks a lot for that! Also the issue seems to be quite diminished for now. Right now I am only facing lag...

I was confused for couple seconds and double checked my laptop's brand :D

Surprisingly, my system booted up. I started recovery mode, did file check. And loaded grub boot loader, exited from recovery mode and now the system is on. I will try working and restarting and get back to you.

Asus*, it's an asus product. Also I can't do anything related to graphics as system is not starting at all. Just getting stuck on blank screen. I have installed the latest graphics driver available via ubuntu software updater, I guess it is 535.

So actually I have two issuess at hand as of now. For some days I was facing a lag in performance by the end of the day, so I just restarted the system thinking it was out of memory and it worked fine but for past 3-4 days I am facing a serious drop in performance just after using the system for...

Sounds great. Thanks a lot for your clarification!

It It actually comes up every time. Just to check I have tried even restarting and shutting down separately on separate occasions and yet I see that line. Any ideas on what may the issue be here?

Thanks a lot for this. I did the e2fsck -f and also just to be sure I also did e2fsck -p. I am not getting a list of orphaned inodes anymore, but I am still getting the blocks line, as it was.

Hello Again! So I installed 22.04, the issue was same and hence I went with safe graphics mode. Everything went on fine and then later on I installed the graphics card driver as well. Now I am facing a new issue. It is not urgent, as I have a working system but I am concerned as if something...

I tried running inxi in terminal and all I get back is: The chipset I have is: AMD Radeon™ Graphics. I am not able to find the exact which chipset it is. Though the product name is: G513IH. Graphics card that I have is: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 Graphics Processor: 4th Gen AMD Ryzen 7 4800H...

I wasn't aware of that. I will be changing to 22.04 then.

I am new at programming and development and hence no idea. A fellow dev suggested that ubuntu would be best for beginners and I should not get confused with distros at this stage. Idk what to do. If I get another distro, what would you suggest? I am trying to learn web dev and my pc specs are...

Command 'inxi' not found, but can be installed with: sudo apt install inxi

Thank you so much for such fast response. I didn't check the integrity of the file but I did erase and made a fresh iso image on the usb, which didn't work as well. However after a lot more google searches I found out that there is some issue with graphics card, Asus ROG and installation of...