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While upgrading from Ubuntu 11.10 to Ubuntu 12.04, the computer hung up and I had to force shutdown. Later when I realized the Ubuntu is not working, I went to recovery mode and said repair packages. Then it opened normally but now I can't find Update manager or network connections in my desktop. I don't know where to find them also.

I've enough disk space and I'm using HP Pavilion DM4.

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  • have you tired with gksu update-manager , is it opened anything ? do you have synaptic ?
    – Raja G
    Jun 5, 2012 at 5:52

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If your /home is on a separate partition, your best option is to use a live cd/usb and do the install without formatting the /home partition. If it is not, then copy your files on a separate drive, and do a full/clean install.

It is easier than making a repaired install work perfectly.

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