I WANT TO RESTORE TO OLD OPERATING SYSTEM

Please don't post in all caps. It's unnecessary, harder to read and looks like you are shouting, so DON'T.

The OS is also called Ubuntu (pronouned oo-boon-too), not Ubunto.

Which release do you currently have installed?

Thanks

Ok I apologize for posting in all caps. It upgraded to I believe 11 I can't really tell because it has no menu buttons all it is a screen saver no options at all. In order to reach this option was to press the on/off button and press help then look for help online besides that I don't have a CD drive I tried to download a different version online but it says I have to burn to a CD/dvd first this is my problem maybe the newer version didn't comoletly finish download maybe that's y missing the menu options

If you press CTRL+ALT+T does it launch a terminal?

No alt cnt does not do any thing at some time I get a screen that says dell login and password I don't know what those ate

ok after I restarted it acouple of times the terminal came out what can i do next

sudo apt-get -f install

May help

Its asking for a sudo password

Then type your password and hit enter. You will get no feedback. Just keep typing

Which password I never put one on it

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Which password would that be because I never set a password

The one of your first user you created. Use that password

I've done that am I supposed to put anything on front cause it says error

What is the error?

Sudo: apt-get-f: command not found

sudo apt-get -f install

There is a space you missed

Ok it asked to auto remove then a whole bunch of y's came down the terminal should I wait

Ok system restarted but still no windows or menus is there another step

Ok thanks I've put gnome panel then it came out bit when I close the terminal the panels disappear also what can I do to keep them

Thank you for your patience time and effort everything works fine I appreciate everything