Icons no longer appear on screen [duplicate]
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Unity doesn't load, no Launcher, no Dash appears
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My computer boots to a black screen, what options do I have to fix it?
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When I switch on my laptop, icons no longer appear on the screen. I just get the wallpaper. I'm not aware of having downloaded an Ubuntu update in the last few days. I'm sorry, I don't know exactly which version of Ubuntu I have installed at the moment.
I'd be grateful if anyone could advise. Thank you.
Thanks for your advice, Pomsky. Unfortunately, I've not been able to open Terminal. I've tried Ctrl + Alt + T, Alt + F2 and Win + T, but no luck. The Dash button isn't visible, there are no icons visible to select, just wallpaper.
Any ideas?
David
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asked Jan 6 at 20:32
David CumnerDavid Cumner
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marked as duplicate by pomsky, Charles Green, karel, Zanna, Eric Carvalho Jan 9 at 15:50
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This question already has an answer here:
Unity doesn't load, no Launcher, no Dash appears
34 answers
My computer boots to a black screen, what options do I have to fix it?
32 answers
When I switch on my laptop, icons no longer appear on the screen. I just get the wallpaper. I'm not aware of having downloaded an Ubuntu update in the last few days. I'm sorry, I don't know exactly which version of Ubuntu I have installed at the moment.
I'd be grateful if anyone could advise. Thank you.
Thanks for your advice, Pomsky. Unfortunately, I've not been able to open Terminal. I've tried Ctrl + Alt + T, Alt + F2 and Win + T, but no luck. The Dash button isn't visible, there are no icons visible to select, just wallpaper.
Any ideas?
David
icons
asked Jan 6 at 20:32
David CumnerDavid Cumner
11
marked as duplicate by pomsky, Charles Green, karel, Zanna, Eric Carvalho Jan 9 at 15:50
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Please edit your question and copy&paste the output of the following command in Terminal (to determine your Ubuntu version):lsb_release -a. Also add outputs of the following commands:echo $XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOPandecho $XDG_SESSION_DESKTOP(to determine your desktop environment).
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Jan 6 at 20:45
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This question already has an answer here:
Unity doesn't load, no Launcher, no Dash appears
34 answers
My computer boots to a black screen, what options do I have to fix it?
32 answers
When I switch on my laptop, icons no longer appear on the screen. I just get the wallpaper. I'm not aware of having downloaded an Ubuntu update in the last few days. I'm sorry, I don't know exactly which version of Ubuntu I have installed at the moment.
I'd be grateful if anyone could advise. Thank you.
Thanks for your advice, Pomsky. Unfortunately, I've not been able to open Terminal. I've tried Ctrl + Alt + T, Alt + F2 and Win + T, but no luck. The Dash button isn't visible, there are no icons visible to select, just wallpaper.
Any ideas?
David
icons
asked Jan 6 at 20:32
David CumnerDavid Cumner
11
This question already has an answer here:
Unity doesn't load, no Launcher, no Dash appears
34 answers
My computer boots to a black screen, what options do I have to fix it?
32 answers
When I switch on my laptop, icons no longer appear on the screen. I just get the wallpaper. I'm not aware of having downloaded an Ubuntu update in the last few days. I'm sorry, I don't know exactly which version of Ubuntu I have installed at the moment.
I'd be grateful if anyone could advise. Thank you.
Thanks for your advice, Pomsky. Unfortunately, I've not been able to open Terminal. I've tried Ctrl + Alt + T, Alt + F2 and Win + T, but no luck. The Dash button isn't visible, there are no icons visible to select, just wallpaper.
Any ideas?
David
This question already has an answer here:
Unity doesn't load, no Launcher, no Dash appears
34 answers
My computer boots to a black screen, what options do I have to fix it?
32 answers
icons
icons
asked Jan 6 at 20:32
David CumnerDavid Cumner
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asked Jan 6 at 20:32
David CumnerDavid Cumner
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edited Jan 7 at 21:11
David Cumner
asked Jan 6 at 20:32
David CumnerDavid Cumner
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asked Jan 6 at 20:32
David CumnerDavid Cumner
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asked Jan 6 at 20:32
David CumnerDavid Cumner
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marked as duplicate by pomsky, Charles Green, karel, Zanna, Eric Carvalho Jan 9 at 15:50
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marked as duplicate by pomsky, Charles Green, karel, Zanna, Eric Carvalho Jan 9 at 15:50
This question has been asked before and already has an answer. If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question.
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Please edit your question and copy&paste the output of the following command in Terminal (to determine your Ubuntu version):lsb_release -a. Also add outputs of the following commands:echo $XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOPandecho $XDG_SESSION_DESKTOP(to determine your desktop environment).
– pomsky
Jan 6 at 20:45
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Please edit your question and copy&paste the output of the following command in Terminal (to determine your Ubuntu version):lsb_release -a. Also add outputs of the following commands:echo $XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOPandecho $XDG_SESSION_DESKTOP(to determine your desktop environment).
– pomsky
Jan 6 at 20:45
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Please edit your question and copy&paste the output of the following command in Terminal (to determine your Ubuntu version):
lsb_release -a. Also add outputs of the following commands: echo $XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP and echo $XDG_SESSION_DESKTOP (to determine your desktop environment).– pomsky
Jan 6 at 20:45
Please edit your question and copy&paste the output of the following command in Terminal (to determine your Ubuntu version):
lsb_release -a. Also add outputs of the following commands: echo $XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP and echo $XDG_SESSION_DESKTOP (to determine your desktop environment).– pomsky
Jan 6 at 20:45
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Please edit your question and copy&paste the output of the following command in Terminal (to determine your Ubuntu version):
lsb_release -a. Also add outputs of the following commands:echo $XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOPandecho $XDG_SESSION_DESKTOP(to determine your desktop environment).– pomsky
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