I installed 16.04 recently and every time I turn it on and I log in it flickers constantly. I can't connect to wifi but I can still access the terminal. What can I do to fix this?
I have just updated (through Software Update) to Ubuntu 16.04 LTS from 15.10. There are random instances of screen flickering throughout usage. After noticing this issue, I installed Compiz Config Settings Manager, selecting Force fulls screen redraws (buffer swap) on repaint, which did nothing.   Is there any way this could be related to compiz settings or is this another issue?    EDIT: not fixed after clean install, upgrade to kernel 4.5.2, however screen flickering is reduced, it is every now and then (10 minutes apart). I will see if upgrading to kernel 4.6.0-994-generic will fix this.     EDIT: fixed as of kernel 4.6.2 generic,  currently running 4.7.2 without any issues.
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