Having trouble installing nvidia drivers on ubuntu 18.04.1
I am new to Linux. I recently installed Ubuntu on my laptop and having been trying to install the nvidia drivers. At first I just tried downloading the install from the NVIDIA website, I would run it and let it do the installing. But at the end it would always crash saying it cant open the file I believe. Then I tried installing them the following method.
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:graphics-drivers/ppa
sudo apt update
sudo apt install nvidia-driver-415
This seemed to work better but at the end it would tell me that since my laptop is in UEFI Mode it would need me to setup a password that would be asked from me upon booting. Problem is I had no where to input the password. At the bottom of the terminal there was an OK "button" but it would not work and neither would enter.
Any advice?
Edit : I also tried choosing a different mode than UEFI from the bios but UEFI was the only option.
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I am new to Linux. I recently installed Ubuntu on my laptop and having been trying to install the nvidia drivers. At first I just tried downloading the install from the NVIDIA website, I would run it and let it do the installing. But at the end it would always crash saying it cant open the file I believe. Then I tried installing them the following method.
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:graphics-drivers/ppa
sudo apt update
sudo apt install nvidia-driver-415
This seemed to work better but at the end it would tell me that since my laptop is in UEFI Mode it would need me to setup a password that would be asked from me upon booting. Problem is I had no where to input the password. At the bottom of the terminal there was an OK "button" but it would not work and neither would enter.
Any advice?
Edit : I also tried choosing a different mode than UEFI from the bios but UEFI was the only option.
drivers nvidia software-installation
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I am new to Linux. I recently installed Ubuntu on my laptop and having been trying to install the nvidia drivers. At first I just tried downloading the install from the NVIDIA website, I would run it and let it do the installing. But at the end it would always crash saying it cant open the file I believe. Then I tried installing them the following method.
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:graphics-drivers/ppa
sudo apt update
sudo apt install nvidia-driver-415
This seemed to work better but at the end it would tell me that since my laptop is in UEFI Mode it would need me to setup a password that would be asked from me upon booting. Problem is I had no where to input the password. At the bottom of the terminal there was an OK "button" but it would not work and neither would enter.
Any advice?
Edit : I also tried choosing a different mode than UEFI from the bios but UEFI was the only option.
drivers nvidia software-installation
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I am new to Linux. I recently installed Ubuntu on my laptop and having been trying to install the nvidia drivers. At first I just tried downloading the install from the NVIDIA website, I would run it and let it do the installing. But at the end it would always crash saying it cant open the file I believe. Then I tried installing them the following method.
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:graphics-drivers/ppa
sudo apt update
sudo apt install nvidia-driver-415
This seemed to work better but at the end it would tell me that since my laptop is in UEFI Mode it would need me to setup a password that would be asked from me upon booting. Problem is I had no where to input the password. At the bottom of the terminal there was an OK "button" but it would not work and neither would enter.
Any advice?
Edit : I also tried choosing a different mode than UEFI from the bios but UEFI was the only option.
drivers nvidia software-installation
drivers nvidia software-installation
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Have you disabled Secure Boot in the BIOS?
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