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Ubuntu 20.04.3 LTS Battery Indicator

vg flag

For the past week I have noticed that when I bring my laptop (Lenovo Thinkpad T420) out of sleep mode I am missing the battery indicator.

I have used the following command to try to alleviate the problem:

setsid gnome-shell --replace

All of this with no success. Instead I get a message "Something went wrong" and proceed to log out - only to log in and begin my session all over again. About 2/3 of the time I have to reboot just to get the battery indicator back.

Is there an easier way to correct this issue that will not involve rebooting?

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vg flag

After some more intense Googling I discovered the following command:

systemctl restart upower

I replicated the issue again by putting laptop into sleep mode and then executed the command after resuming from sleep and this resolved the issue.

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