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This question was already asked a few times already. The threads where it was asked were closed due to low quality answers.



I can confirm that none of the answers worked for me - I upgraded the Kernel to 4.4.9 (and various along the way) - and tried various latest NVidia packages.



To no avail. To make matters worse - the default nouveau drivers work properly - but suffers screen shearing/bad update rates on a 765M SLI configuration with I7, 16GB memory.



If there is somebody that SUCCESSFULLY installed NVidia provided drivers with Ubuntu/Kubuntu kerner 4.4 and up - then please do share your secret.



PS: Just for a chuckle - I went the NVidia route as I previously had endless issues with ATI Linux drivers. It seems like NVidia has caught on/up to ATI in this regard...










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    This question was already asked a few times already. The threads where it was asked were closed due to low quality answers.



    I can confirm that none of the answers worked for me - I upgraded the Kernel to 4.4.9 (and various along the way) - and tried various latest NVidia packages.



    To no avail. To make matters worse - the default nouveau drivers work properly - but suffers screen shearing/bad update rates on a 765M SLI configuration with I7, 16GB memory.



    If there is somebody that SUCCESSFULLY installed NVidia provided drivers with Ubuntu/Kubuntu kerner 4.4 and up - then please do share your secret.



    PS: Just for a chuckle - I went the NVidia route as I previously had endless issues with ATI Linux drivers. It seems like NVidia has caught on/up to ATI in this regard...










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      This question was already asked a few times already. The threads where it was asked were closed due to low quality answers.



      I can confirm that none of the answers worked for me - I upgraded the Kernel to 4.4.9 (and various along the way) - and tried various latest NVidia packages.



      To no avail. To make matters worse - the default nouveau drivers work properly - but suffers screen shearing/bad update rates on a 765M SLI configuration with I7, 16GB memory.



      If there is somebody that SUCCESSFULLY installed NVidia provided drivers with Ubuntu/Kubuntu kerner 4.4 and up - then please do share your secret.



      PS: Just for a chuckle - I went the NVidia route as I previously had endless issues with ATI Linux drivers. It seems like NVidia has caught on/up to ATI in this regard...










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      This question was already asked a few times already. The threads where it was asked were closed due to low quality answers.



      I can confirm that none of the answers worked for me - I upgraded the Kernel to 4.4.9 (and various along the way) - and tried various latest NVidia packages.



      To no avail. To make matters worse - the default nouveau drivers work properly - but suffers screen shearing/bad update rates on a 765M SLI configuration with I7, 16GB memory.



      If there is somebody that SUCCESSFULLY installed NVidia provided drivers with Ubuntu/Kubuntu kerner 4.4 and up - then please do share your secret.



      PS: Just for a chuckle - I went the NVidia route as I previously had endless issues with ATI Linux drivers. It seems like NVidia has caught on/up to ATI in this regard...







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          Kubuntu 16.04 Driver Manager broken Using the newest Flavor (as in 16.04) and Kernel, their are multiple answers that apply to your question here.






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            Afflicted - saw that thread - didn't help me much



            Just got it working:
            Switched back to 4.4.0-22-generic via Grub
            Then installed NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-364.19.run



            And wouldn't you know it! It works! I have tried 2 days worth of other combinations of building kernels and rebooting to no avail. And there it works :-) :-) :-) All smiles!






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                      Afflicted - saw that thread - didn't help me much



                      Just got it working:
                      Switched back to 4.4.0-22-generic via Grub
                      Then installed NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-364.19.run



                      And wouldn't you know it! It works! I have tried 2 days worth of other combinations of building kernels and rebooting to no avail. And there it works :-) :-) :-) All smiles!






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                        Afflicted - saw that thread - didn't help me much



                        Just got it working:
                        Switched back to 4.4.0-22-generic via Grub
                        Then installed NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-364.19.run



                        And wouldn't you know it! It works! I have tried 2 days worth of other combinations of building kernels and rebooting to no avail. And there it works :-) :-) :-) All smiles!






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                          Afflicted - saw that thread - didn't help me much



                          Just got it working:
                          Switched back to 4.4.0-22-generic via Grub
                          Then installed NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-364.19.run



                          And wouldn't you know it! It works! I have tried 2 days worth of other combinations of building kernels and rebooting to no avail. And there it works :-) :-) :-) All smiles!






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                          Afflicted - saw that thread - didn't help me much



                          Just got it working:
                          Switched back to 4.4.0-22-generic via Grub
                          Then installed NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-364.19.run



                          And wouldn't you know it! It works! I have tried 2 days worth of other combinations of building kernels and rebooting to no avail. And there it works :-) :-) :-) All smiles!







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