My Pc get stuck randomly and the only things that works is the sound and the mouse. I thought that was a grub error because when i turned on the pc i receive a message error like this: "[Failed to open \EFI\UBUNTU*garbled* - Invalid parameter]" , so, i followed this tutorial:
And that solve that issue, however, my pc stills freezes when i'm on class via zoom, this is weird but that only happens when i interact with the interface of zoom, if i only see the class, there's no problem.
I'll put my pc specs:
CPU: I3-9100F
RAM: 16Gb 2400 mhz
GPU: Nvidia 1650 Super
SSD: WD 480GB
HardDisk: WD 500GB
Motherboard: ASUS (I don't know the exact model)
I have a dual boot(Linux/Windows), Windows was installed after Linux.
I reading somewhere it could be problems with controlers on motherboard and recognize hard disk.
It going this way a computer must be comaptibility with all components inside i mean peripherals device and then also with operating system what recognize them correct.
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Ouch this is about zoom try using zoom from webbrowser the same problem was with discord.
Debian packages are mostly stable. Someone explained that snap and flat it something like a portable software what not always cooperate with files what installed inside. Like they working alone don't touching operating system.
You told me the zoom app sometimes freeze?
Zoom is from China and have many bugs like a Switzerland Cheese.
The problem could be not with your PC or system Zorin.
It could be a problem servers or sending signals what gived you freeze or crashing. I could try check or more people maybe here if using a zoom if they have some problems.
I believe Zoom is a USA corporation, but does have one of its development centres in China.
Zoom no longer has so many bugs, but is being checked out for its privacy and data security practices.
The 470 is known to have problems. On a whim, I would seggest trying a different driver like 460 or 465 and see what happens- or the patched Nouveau driver that performs better than the 470.
Maybe the stock 470.53 driver, but i never encounterd any problems with drivers from nvidia directly.
The latest nvidia driver 470.74 fixed alot. Manual installation i recommend.
Fixed a bug that could cause GPU applications to exit when resuming from suspend.
Fixed a regression which resulted in very-high system memory usage for Direct3D 12 games when run through vkd3d-proton.
Added an application profile to disable FXAA for Firefox to prevent visual corruption.
Fixed a Vulkan performance regression that affected rFactor2.
Fixed a bug that could cause the /proc/driver/nvidia/suspend power management interface to fail to preserve and restore video memory allocations when the NVreg_TemporaryFilePath module parameter for nvidia.ko specified an invalid path.
Fixed a bug that caused nvidia-drm.ko to crash when loading with DRM-KMS enabled (modeset=1) on Linux v5.14.
Yeah, my first thought when I read the first post from the OP was, and are the video drivers installed? Cause without those, anytime the system pulls for GPU acceleration, the system is gonna hang.
According to your post, you have a GTX 1650 Super, which is a solid mid-range card that should provide good performance for most tasks, including moderate gaming. Lets get those GPU drivers installed, and go from there.
