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I have a serious problem with my copy of Ubuntu. I had Debian 7.1, and had no idea about how to install Ubuntu. I tried with tutorials off of other sites, but every time I log in Ubuntu, it completely freezes, and my screen shows some sort of lines made up diagonally, leaving it unusable.

I installed Ubuntu 13.04 in the exact same partition as Debian 7.1 (erasing it) with 168GB. I made the entire install correctly, no problems. But I had this problem even when I was trying Ubuntu, when I booted the DVD for the 2nd time, it started correctly, but I still had the exact thing in some places, eg.: Applications list.

Tutorial: How to Install Ubuntu 13.04
Tutorial (mirror): How to Install Ubuntu 13.04

Specifications 

Motherboard:           AMD M2N68-AM SE2
Processor:             AMD Sempron LE-1250 2.2Ghz   
RAM:                   2GB DDR2 RAM
HDD:                   320GB HDD
Integrated video card: nVidia GeForce 7025/nForce 630a
Monitor:               Samsung SyncMaster S19B300
Connection:            Wired
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Luciano Garcia Montes
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Edwin's comment appeared to solve this:

Most possible the image you used to install Ubuntu is corrupt, try downloading it via BitTorrent. (If Debian 7 works, then Ubuntu Raring should probably work without a hitch, I think.)

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