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I am using Ubuntu 12.04, which is installed on Intel core i3 laptop. Sometimes it hangs fully and don't respond at all. In this situation, I shut it down directly 5 times (total after installation)from power switch. Will it make any problem on my system? Is there any "repair system" like option in Ubuntu like Windows (insert boot disk to repair windows)?

Tim
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Keshav Kumar
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First, powering-off the system using the power button is not shutting down, you just force remove the power supply to your system. This can not only damage your Ubuntu, but also damage your personal files which are open. Yes, of course, you don't have an option when your computer just freezes and fails to normally shut down. Yes, Ubuntu does have a recovery option, the option just below your Ubuntu 12.04 at boot-time is the recovery option, there are many more options, this one is installed when you install Ubuntu. Sorry for not being of help to your primary problem. But please specify if "sometimes" is absolutely any random time, or after a specific period of time always, or on opening a specific application.

jobin
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