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title: Black Screen or Login Issues (Pop!_OS)
title: Black Screen or Login Issues (Pop!_OS 22.04 LTS)
description: >
Are you getting stuck in a login loop, even though your password is correct? Do you see a black screen after you log in?
keywords:
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### Reinstall NVIDIA Driver

If your system is equipped with NVIDIA graphics, a recent update might be causing the login issues. (Usually, NVIDIA driver issues will prevent the login screen from loading at all; however, it's still worth reinstalling if you are unable to log in after the above steps.) Refer to the table below to determine if your system contains NVIDIA graphics:

| Always | Maybe | Never |
|:------------- |:-------------- |:----------- |
| Oryx Pro | Wild Dog Pro | Lemur (Pro) |
| Adder WS | Ratel | Kudu |
| Serval WS | Galago Pro 5 | Meerkat |
| Bonobo WS | Gazelle | Galago Pro (4 or older) |
| Leopard WS | Thelio | Darter Pro |
| Silverback WS | Thelio Mira | Pangolin |
| Thelio Mega | Thelio Major | |
| | Thelio Massive | |
If your system is equipped with NVIDIA graphics, a recent update might be causing the login issues. (Usually, NVIDIA driver issues will prevent the login screen from loading at all; however, it's still worth reinstalling if you are unable to log in after the above steps.) Run these commands to determine if your system has NVIDIA graphics:

```bash
lspci -v | grep VGA
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```

To remove the NVIDIA driver, run the following:

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title: Black Screen Or Login Issues (Ubuntu)
title: Black Screen Or Login Issues (Ubuntu 22.04)
description: >
Are you getting stuck in a login loop, even though your password is correct? Do you see a black screen after you log in?
keywords:
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## Reinstall NVIDIA Driver

If your system is equipped with NVIDIA graphics, a recent update might be causing the login issues. (Usually, NVIDIA driver issues will prevent the login screen from loading at all; however, it's still worth reinstalling if you are unable to log in after the above steps.) Refer to the table below to determine if your system contains NVIDIA graphics:

| Always | Maybe | Never |
|:------------- |:-------------- |:----------- |
| Oryx Pro | Wild Dog Pro | Lemur (Pro) |
| Adder WS | Ratel | Kudu |
| Serval WS | Galago Pro 5 | Meerkat |
| Bonobo WS | Gazelle | Galago Pro (4 or older) |
| Leopard WS | Thelio | Darter Pro |
| Silverback WS | Thelio Mira | Pangolin |
| Thelio Mega | Thelio Major | |
| | Thelio Massive | |
If your system is equipped with NVIDIA graphics, a recent update might be causing the login issues. (Usually, NVIDIA driver issues will prevent the login screen from loading at all; however, it's still worth reinstalling if you are unable to log in after the above steps.) Run these commands to determine if your system has NVIDIA graphics:

```bash
lspci -v | grep VGA
```

To remove the NVIDIA driver, run the following:

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