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Intel graphics driver?
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Your card might be one of the ones that need nomodeset parameter, as per nomodeset documentation:
Just add the parameter permanently to the config and you should be good.
Also don't install random things from the internet, not even from Intel, that's not the proper way of doing things in Linux and it sounds as absurd as someone telling you they downloaded a game APK from a site to install on their phones. Yes, obviously there are cases where that is needed, but you should always prefer the package manager just like you use the play store on your phone.