Comment 10 for bug 1553669
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| Rajinder Yadav (rajinder-yadav) wrote | #10 |
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@Krasi,
do a complete reinstall not upgrade. If you have your (User) home directory on a separate partition, then old system settings in hidden folders will exist to give your problems even with a fresh install.
To be sure back-up important User files then do a complete fresh install and format the partition you are installing Linux.
Better yet before you go this route and you have a spare drive, try installing the latest version on a separate disk, then you can dual boot while you verify if the problem has been fixed. This might be the more paranoid approach if you're scared to lose important files due to forgetting to back them up.
Hope this helps.