
I’ve read in several places that there’s a bug in Ubuntu (I think it’s just a generic error that’s not related to Ubuntu, but happens to someone at the installation stage, I don’t really know about this). What’s more, no matter what driver I use, when the screen is flickering, the DELL logo that’s displayed at the startup appears in the lower left corner of the screen (while the system is booted). I’ve tried different drivers like fglrx and radeon and xorg, but the result is the same. However, when it’s not flickering, both images are completely on screen (and visible).

When the screen is flickering, the two images (Desktop and application icon icons) remain still, but are partially transparent (as if there is some sort of black background covering them). The problem is that the screen flickers randomly every 5-10 seconds. I’ve been trying to install Ubuntu 12.04 on my Toshiba Satellite (1555) Laptop for the past 2 days with the same result (I’ve tried both USB and CD). Screen flickering only on one monitor with Ubuntu 12.04 If you install software using a third-party tool like the Microsoft Store, check the “Move to this location” box.

In this case, you’d uncheck the “Install if eligible” box. If you use the Microsoft Store to install software, you have the option to move, remove or block apps. How do I remove software from my computer? Is it just a matter of deleting it in the Application and Features tab? Do I need a program to remove it?

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