I fixed my problem on Dell laptop by changing Screensaver (XScreenSaver 5.34)
settings.
Display Modes
Mode: Blank Screen Only or Disable Screen Saver
I guess the screen saver program was not working well. I glimpsed the
monitor had weird colors.
Laptop Lid is closed: both Switch off display
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Sorry for taking so long to respond to this.
bug # 1423917 created this morning after upgrading to 14.04.2, just in
case it was fixed in that release, but it was not.
Not sure how to subscribe someone else to a bug report.
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Please feel free to subscribe me to it.
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Title:
OK, still broken.
Now - this is not an exact duplicate of the bugs listed in this thread -
The other Lenovo listed on here apparently will still allow ctrl-alt-del
to work, but on mine it does not.
I had intended on uninstalling 14.04, but this is a work machine and
unfortunately I have to keep
Lenovo W530
Close screen, and the machine locks.
No amount of keystrokes can unlock the screen - ctrl/alt/f1 does
nothing, neither does c/a/del, c/a/bkspc, reisub... nothing.
Oddly though - function key + spacebar will still cycle through the
backlight on the keyboard.
I see that this bug set
ddumanis, is this still an issue on a supported release? If so, could you
please execute the following command, as it will automatically gather debugging
information, in a terminal:
apport-collect 49521
Please ensure you have xdiagnose installed, and that you click the Yes
button for attaching
I've just now, with 14.04 (fully updated as of the date of this message)
had a similar problem on my Lenovo T510. However, it seems somewhat
variable with the standard (open source) Nvidia driver. (I've set my
logind.conf to ignore lid close rather than suspend, but I saw similar
issues before I
This problem still exists in the exact same way as my last message on
14.04 at this time. It surfaced with both the free and nvidia-
proprietary drivers. Unfortunately, it means I need to switch to another
distro. I am taking the laptop on a business trip. I absolutely need to
be able to close the
I'm experiencing a very similar issue on a Lenovo W530 laptop running Xubuntu
13.04.
Immediately after closing the lid, when I re-open the lid, the screen is
frozen. It is not black, it displays what was open when the lid was closed.
The mouse cursor does not move. Both mouse keyboard are
I do not need suspend, after doing disable of /etc/acpi/lid.sh all is going
well;
on lid close then open - the system stays fresh and ready for battle. :)
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Same problem: Macbook Pro 5,3
Linux 3.2.0-24-generic #37-Ubuntu SMP
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Have been having the same problem for a while, on an HP Pavilion dm1
laptop. Thought it had been resolved and found out the hard way it
haven't after my laptop overheated in it's case while closed. It seems
when it locks up, the CPU ramps up really high and the fan starts
pumping out heat. If
Hi, I have Lenovo G550, and I installed Ubuntu 11.04 on it. Everything
was working fine till few days but now I am experiencing the same
problem.
When I close the lid, the screen gets black and I get no response. I
tried to press Alt F1, F2 etc. but nothing worked. After that, I tried
to change
I'm experiencing this issue on a Lenovo U160 (Intel GMA HD) running
Xubuntu 11.04 instantly after closing the lid. The lid close action is
set to do nothing.
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This is a bug from 2006. Wonder if it will ever get assigned?
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I am using an IBM X41 Tablet with a freshly installed maverick (no
update) and the above mentioned tricks ('sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh
xserver-xorg' and F1 F7) did not do anything so I still have to hard
shut the notebook down and then restart it whenever I forget NOT to
close the lid. This is
In my case the problem is fixed. It was caused by nvidia proprietary drivers;
with version 260.19.06 this bug has disappeared.
xset dpms force suspend suspends the display, pressing any key or moving
mouse pointer wakes it up.
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Same problem on Dell Latitude E6410 with running Maverick
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2.6.36 RC kernels and PPA nVidia drivers (260.x series from x-swat) and
Xorg Edgers PPA too with same results.
Results of different scenarios:
1) $ xset dpms force off
-
@Andrew: Do you have a intel graphic card? See also Bug #462939 (my dell
lattitude D505 has intel 855GM graphics)
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I have a very similar bug. This has appeared over a number of OS
installations. Currently with 10.04. I'm running a Dell Inspiron 5400 and
having issues with the screen going black, and remaining so. This happens most
often when I've had the lid closed, but perhaps 10% of the time I'm just
I can confirm that # 27 partially ( literally ) solved things for me. At
least every second time I open the lid... the resolution of my external
screen is wrong half of the time together with the laptop lid being on
even when closed.
On a Dell E6400
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This problem strikes randomly for me. When it happens, it's when my
laptop is running in battery mode and I shut the lid. My power
management setting is for it to do nothing but lock the screen but the
screen gets turned off sometimes and will not come back on when the lid
is opened. My only
I have a Dell Latitude E4300. Lucid 10.04 w/ gnome load. Close lid,
and black screen... locked. Intel video. This is when it is set to
suspend on lid close. If I change to blank screen on lid closed, the
locked screen pops up asking for a password, but the machine locks up
with no response.
Inspiron 9100 here. No problems with previous Ubuntu, but now screen
stays black after lid is closed.
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Dell XPS M1210. I had an issue with the previous version of Kubuntu but
not with the latest version (10.04). Screen works perfectly.
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Toshiba A205S5000
Runing Lucid Beta-1
Screen will go blank and sometimes does not come back, sometimes it does
but if it does come back it takes about 2 miinutes and kills the session
so possibly killing X. Not sure if this is the same bug bug but sounds
too close to create a different one.
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According to: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1345701
I tried to set boot option GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=quiet splash
nomodeset which leads to crash, see Bug #539939.
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I had the problem too in 9.10 but was too lazy to report it (shame on
me)
Now I have installed ubuntu 10.04 and with Kernel 2.6.32-15 it works,
but with the newer Kernel 2.6.32-16 it does not !
I have tried the above workarounds #14 (resetting xorg, but I am unsure
if this really works for the
Closing the lid causes a total freeze of my system, not even ssh is
possible.
I am giving up for now. I can not find a solution on my own and I am
afraid that this problem may affect others with intel graphic card /
dell laptops...
My laptop is a Dell Latitude D505 with fairly fresh install and
I share the same problem as Mr. Clausen with the 10.4 alpha and
2.6.32-16.
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I had the same problems on my Dell XPS M1210 running Ubuntu 9.10. When
I closed the lid the screen turned off and would not turn back on when
it was opened. Here is what I did to resolve the issue:
# Make a backup of lid.sh if it exists
sudo mv lid.sh lid.sh.bak
#Create new lid.sh
sudo vi
I have a Dell XPS M1210, and This has affected me ever since a few
months after Kubuntu 9.10 was released. My laptop is in great working
condition so I do not believe it is the laptops fault.
When I close the lid and try to open it the screen does not turn on. Not
even the backlight in most
For my (work) Dell D820 running 9.10 (karmic), the fix in #22 worked.
I was able to ssh into my laptop and run the ' vbetool dpms on ' command to get
the screen back on when testing, which was handy. Ctrl-alt-f1/ alt-f7 did
not work.
I should note that I have another local user defined
Affected by this after upgrading to Karmic 9.10 on a Gateway 7426. 'sudo
dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg' fixed it for me as well.
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I also have an IBM X41 and when I upgraded from 7.10 to 8.04 this bug appeared.
I tried changing power management settings (do nothing, suspend, hibernate etc)
but this did not fix it.
I also tried to add 'Option ForceEnablePipeA true' to xorg.conf, but it did
not help. The F1 F7 workaround
This seems to be an issue affecting many Dell laptops. I'm running a Dell
Inspiron 8100 with an nvidia GeForce 2 Go (using the proprietary driver) on
Hardy, and have fixed it with the advice given in this thread:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=358432
My variation on the advice (it is
This seems to be partially fixed in Kubuntu Intrepid Ibex. Sometimes, I
guess around 10% of the time one closes the lid, the lockup will occur.
My previously reported problem with a blinking screen is fixed.
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You
If you have intel graphics hardware which locks up or corrupts the
screen when closing the lid, it's possible you may need the PipeA quirk.
Please see the following link for more info:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Quirks#Force Pipe A Quirk
ddumanis, if adding 'Option ForceEnablePipeA true' in
I also have this problem.
I'm using a Dell Latitude C640. I don't know what kind of video card I
have. I can find out later... doing this right before I go to bed.
If I set the laptop lid to turn screen off, or to go to sleep, when
closed, I get a glitched up screen that changing TTY's does not
Just to comment that the fix:
'sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phighxserver-xorg'
does *not* solve the problem for me.
As stated above, the problem (for me) seems to be related to using the
nvidia driver. If I use nv then I don't get the black screen, and I can
switch (and view) the terminals via
Reporting that the fix also applies for the ThinkPad X60 after upgrade
to hardy. Trimmed the xorg.conf somewhat excessively, but guess none of
that old crap was needed anymore.
Great fix - maybe consider making this regeneration of xorg.conf
mandatory to upgrade.
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Hello, I had the same problem on my Thinkapd X41 after upgrading to Hardy.
'sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phighxserver-xorg' solved the problem for me. It has
removed almost everything from xorg.conf and uses a default configuration.
However it starts in correct resolution and Google Earth, Mplayer
Same or similar problem on my HP nx6110. Kubuntu Hardy. While my screen
does not lock up completely and can be brought back to life by hitting
some keys or using the touchpad (just like deactivating a screensaver),
it will turn black a few moments after I stop typing or moving the
cursor.
The
Edward, resetting xorg.conf using 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-
xorg' did the trick for my X41.
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No Nvidia card on my machine. Its a 16MB Intel Graphics Media
Accelerator 900 video chipset.
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Edward, do you have an Nvidia card? I have managed to pin the problem
down to the Nvidia driver.
When the Nvidia driver is loaded, the screen locks black, and I cannot
see the terminal on tty1 (i.e. ctrl+shift+F1 results in black screen),
however I can return to X11. If I *don't* load Nvidia
The same behavior is exhibited by Hardy 8.04 on my Thinkpad x41. That
is, when I close and then open the lid the screen stays black. Only
restarting xserver or rebooting does anything.
Changing the Power Management setting for 'When laptop is closed' to
suspend does actually put the machine into
One of the updates has removed the switch screen workaround I outlined
above. That no longer works. Luckily, I have found a new workaround :P
ctrl+alt+F1 then ctrl+alt+F7 restores the desktop.
Any ideas why this would be the case?
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I have this same problem on hardy 8.04. there is a really easy work
around. all you have to do is go in to power management and change the
setting from blank screen to do nothing,or suspend or hibernate.
on my computer even if you set it to do nothing it still turns off and i
don't get this bug.
That work around doesn't seem to work in Kubuntu. The only workaround
that fixes it for me is the switch screen key combination.
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This bug has resurfaced in Hardy Heron (Beta). All updates up until
03/04/2008 have been applied.
Closing laptop lid causes screen to go black. To get screen back on,
there are two workarounds. Kill Xserver (Ctrl+Alt+Backspace) or use the
Switch screen key (Fn+F4 on HP DV 6000)
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Amazing, one little thing. You think you try everything and something
obvious turns out to fix it. Many thanks ddumanis.
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I've got a Dell Laitude D420 Running Feisty and exhibits the same
problem. I've set the power management to do nothing, but with no
results. Anyone figure this one out?
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Do nothing won't help, but blank screen will. Try it. (You might
have to close and open your lid to get the backlight to come on, but at
least it won't lock black permanently.)
wonderfullyrich wrote:
I've got a Dell Laitude D420 Running Feisty and exhibits the same
problem. I've set the
I have a Dell Inspiron 630m laptop, and I get the same behaviour if the
lid action in System-Preferences-Power Management is set to `Do
Nothing.' However, the screen can be woken up by switching to a VT
(Ctrl+Alt+F1) and back again (Alt+F7). Can you please try that
workaround?
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