Hi @pbiraris,
I do not know if this’ll help or fix it.
I have noticed the kernel version you’re using and according to this Wikipedia article it is EOL (EOL = End Of Life.)
It it recommended that you use either 5.4, which is LTS (Long Term Support) or 5.10 (which is set to be the next LTS version.)
Edit:
To install a newer kernel, open a terminal and run:
sudo mhwd-kernel -i linux54
to install the Linux kernel version 5.4, or:
sudo mwhd-kernel -i linux510
to install the Linux kernel version 5.10 and reboot.
Your computer should boot up/start up with the latest installed kernel, in this case 5.4 or 5.10 (whichever you chose to install.)
If successfully booted, remove the old kernel by starting the terminal and running:
sudo mhwd-kernel -r linux59
This should be more than enough, but if you just want to make sure everythings fine, you can reboot again.
Hope this helps!