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This happened just a few days ago and I've been making do but it has really started to bother me.

When I click F12 on startup and select my Ubuntu it loads fine and I sign in but once I'm signed in for some reason I cannot see any toolbars, for instance the 'tray' with the time and battery left, etc nor can I see the slide bar on the right that has your favorites, nor can I resize any windows?

I can navigate through things using the terminal because I know how to but I can't even close windows, and they all stack up on the top left corner of the screen and since I cannot close or move these windows I am having a hard time.

Maybe I pressed some shortcut to like, lock my windows? or something any help would be great

andrew.46
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  • The Utopic Unicorn (14.10) has already reached its end of life, thefore it's considered off-topic here. Please consider upgrading to a current version(latest LTS: 14.04, latest regular release: 15.10). – Eduardo Cola Feb 17 '16 at 23:52
  • it seems like it is but i unfortunately cannot ask for help as i do not have 50 reputation. compiz-core:i386 is what is installed when i run the command in the answer, but i get an error when i run 'DISPLAY=:0 ccsm' all i get is -bash: ccsm: command not found – SenjuXo Feb 17 '16 at 23:53
  • @SenjuXo EOL releases get no support here is what Eduardo is saying. 14.10 is long dead so to get continues support you need to upgrade – Thomas Ward Feb 18 '16 at 03:46
  • I've tried to, sudo apt-get dist-upgrade if i recall? or a command along those lines never changes it from 14.10 – SenjuXo Feb 26 '16 at 18:18

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You could check out some of these:

Enabling window decorations made me disable unity plugin. No borders

How to set borders around windows in 14.04?

Unity missing? Can't see top or side panels

You can also look around here on the site for more questions (and solutions) on how to fix the window decorations or how to reset unity all together.

Good luck!

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