Ubuntu 18.04 chrashes in login when Laptop is plugged












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As said, my Laptop, a Asus N552VX, freezes in after a succesfull login with just showing the backgroud of the Logininterface when plugged. When it isn't plugged, it works completly fine, even when i plug it later.

I have a dual boot with Windows 10 Insider Preview.
I have reinstalled Ubuntu multiple times completly but it doesn't help.



Thanks,
Alex



Here are my full specs:

Intel® Core™ i7 6700HQ Prozessor

Intel® HM170 Chipset

NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 950M 2GB/4GB DDR3 VRAM

1TB HDD

500 GB Samsung 860 EVO (Ubuntu is stoarged here in one partition (of 3))










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    Your adapter may be be the culprit.
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As said, my Laptop, a Asus N552VX, freezes in after a succesfull login with just showing the backgroud of the Logininterface when plugged. When it isn't plugged, it works completly fine, even when i plug it later.

I have a dual boot with Windows 10 Insider Preview.
I have reinstalled Ubuntu multiple times completly but it doesn't help.



Thanks,
Alex



Here are my full specs:

Intel® Core™ i7 6700HQ Prozessor

Intel® HM170 Chipset

NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 950M 2GB/4GB DDR3 VRAM

1TB HDD

500 GB Samsung 860 EVO (Ubuntu is stoarged here in one partition (of 3))










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    Your adapter may be be the culprit.
    – Vijay
    Dec 14 at 15:24










  • Just for information, German answers are not welcome, because this is an English only site.
    – SurvivalMachine
    Dec 14 at 15:38














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As said, my Laptop, a Asus N552VX, freezes in after a succesfull login with just showing the backgroud of the Logininterface when plugged. When it isn't plugged, it works completly fine, even when i plug it later.

I have a dual boot with Windows 10 Insider Preview.
I have reinstalled Ubuntu multiple times completly but it doesn't help.



Thanks,
Alex



Here are my full specs:

Intel® Core™ i7 6700HQ Prozessor

Intel® HM170 Chipset

NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 950M 2GB/4GB DDR3 VRAM

1TB HDD

500 GB Samsung 860 EVO (Ubuntu is stoarged here in one partition (of 3))










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As said, my Laptop, a Asus N552VX, freezes in after a succesfull login with just showing the backgroud of the Logininterface when plugged. When it isn't plugged, it works completly fine, even when i plug it later.

I have a dual boot with Windows 10 Insider Preview.
I have reinstalled Ubuntu multiple times completly but it doesn't help.



Thanks,
Alex



Here are my full specs:

Intel® Core™ i7 6700HQ Prozessor

Intel® HM170 Chipset

NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 950M 2GB/4GB DDR3 VRAM

1TB HDD

500 GB Samsung 860 EVO (Ubuntu is stoarged here in one partition (of 3))







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  • 1




    Your adapter may be be the culprit.
    – Vijay
    Dec 14 at 15:24










  • Just for information, German answers are not welcome, because this is an English only site.
    – SurvivalMachine
    Dec 14 at 15:38














  • 1




    Your adapter may be be the culprit.
    – Vijay
    Dec 14 at 15:24










  • Just for information, German answers are not welcome, because this is an English only site.
    – SurvivalMachine
    Dec 14 at 15:38








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Your adapter may be be the culprit.
– Vijay
Dec 14 at 15:24




Your adapter may be be the culprit.
– Vijay
Dec 14 at 15:24












Just for information, German answers are not welcome, because this is an English only site.
– SurvivalMachine
Dec 14 at 15:38




Just for information, German answers are not welcome, because this is an English only site.
– SurvivalMachine
Dec 14 at 15:38















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