Ubuntu Version:
Example: 24.04, LTS Desktop Environment (if applicable):
Example: GNOME, KDE Plasma, XFCE, Budgie, etc.
Problem Description:
Describe what you’re trying to do and what happens instead.
If you can easily reproduce the problem, include the steps so others can try.
Example:
Open Settings → Displays
Try to change resolution
Screen goes black
Relevant System Information:
Include any details that might help (e.g., hardware, drivers, or special configurations).
Screenshots or Error Messages:
If applicable, paste error messages or screenshots.
We prefer copy-pasted text and screenshots instead of photos of screens.
For multi-line text or logs, wrap them in triple backticks like this or highlight the text and use </> in the composer:
sudo dmesg | tail -20
What I’ve Tried:
List the solutions or workarounds you’ve already attempted.
Before Posting: Please check if similar issues have already been reported and resolved.
I’ve unlisted this thread, as the description text appears to be the support template with little to no changes made to it, with example text still there.
You’ll need to edit you post to include some details, as currently the template text makes little sense in us being able to understand your problem, and thus provide meaningful help.
We (mods) can re-list this thread after initial post has been edited & made such that the problem can be understood & help provided. My response here can also be deleted.
The template text is there in hopes it’ll help you write your support question. Remove the details that don’t apply, ie. you’re text says you’re using the GNOME, KDE Plasma, Xfce, Budgie & more desktops?? so we have no idea which you’re using…
(Even if you having all those desktops installed, you can only use one at a time so gives details for what you’re using when the problem occurs.)
New to site, sorry.
New installation of Ubuntu 24.04 upgrade from 22.04LTS has repeated messages on screen at top .
System: Activation of network connection failed.
How to correct this please?
Please check if similar issues have already been reported and resolved.
See the “Start here” guide: