Recent content by zg_nico

Sometimes when password is set, in bios showing additional options. Maybe you should set password (and remember it!), then reboot, again go to BIOS settings and look for a secureboot (or the same). To clear password you should set it again, for that enter that password witch you had set earlier...

Hello. please check BIOS settings on you're laptop. Is UEFI mode enabled for you're laptop? If so, is UEFI mode is using now? If so, first of all, try to disable SecureBoot and Fastboot (if that options are available).

Is you're current system a new install or may be it is a system, witch was getted by update from any old releases? Let's check this outputs:grep -iR "bluetooth" /etc/apt/ dpkg --get-selections | grep 8723de apt search btrtl-rtl8723de-dkmsI suppose that early you had install wifi and bluetooth...

Dmesg say that all bad :) First of all: what about kernels 5.0.0-32-generic or 5.0.0-37-generic? Is Bluetooth work on them? Please try to reboot with any of them via grub2 (if you do not see grub2 while pc/laptop booting, press shift and it will be shown, on grub menu choose "Advanced ..." menu...

Could you tell, why you want to update you're graphics drivers? Maybe something is not working correctly and for example you see low resolution of display? Tell me more about you're problem please. For advance, please show the output of terminal commands (just text, not picture please):lspci...

This kernel module is integrated in kernel. If i'am not a mistaken to update it you should update kernel.

So you show usless screenshot I suppose. Please, show as the output information of that commands in you're system (open a Terminal Emulator, usually it Ctrl+Alt+T, paste by one the commands, press Enter after every one and copy the text output of terminal answers to the message here):dmesg |...

Great! I'm glad that you're laptop work fine now, Katie. Thank you for info. Sorry for my english once again, i had learn it at school, and it was long time ago :)

Just one more thing. Before recalibrate the battery via tlp, please check again BIOS/UEFI settings (In your case, F1 at boot, if I'm not mistaken). All BIOS/UEFI options, witch names contain anything about power on by or wake on by should be disabled. If something of them is enabled - try to...

Hello, Katie! I'm not pretty shure, but may be recallibration of battery will be usefull. Zorin OS and Linux Mint are ubuntu-based if i'm not mistaken. So you can try:sudo apt update && sudo apt install tlp -yand when installation will be done try to recallibrate the battery:sudo tlp recalibrate

I'm sorry, but to my mind it's no software, but hardware problem. Maybe not a battery but a motherboard :(

Hello, Katie. Sorry for my English, please. Could you try to use you're laptop without a battery? It seems to me that the battery on you're laptop is bad. Try to disconnect it and start laptop via power adapter. If it will work and not gonna to reboot - i suppose that you should replace the...