My error is similar to this forum post except my GPU is a GeForce GTX 1050 Ti. I selected 'nvidia-driver-390 (recommended)' but the installation failed, apparently due to dependencies. I then followed the release notes in an attempt to install the required Nvidia drivers. exe file and follow the install instructions. I think this was an issue with my Nvidia graphics card and found several solutions that suggested I use nomodeset in the Grub boot preferences - which allowed me to boot successfully. There, add the requested info about your GPU model and your Opperating System and scan for the latest version for your specs. I then experienced issues booting into Mint in which I would experience a black screen and cursor after login. I was able to fix this by not connecting to WiFi during install (a solution that I think I found on a Linux Mint forum but can't really remember).
On install I experienced several failed attempts due to Mint being unable to install grub 2.0. But when try: nvidia-smi Got the error: NVIDIA-SMI has failed because it couldn't communicate with the NVIDIA driver. So I tried different ways to install the driver via downloading the driver (.run) from official NVIDIA site, from Software&Update, installing from terminal. It came with Windows 10 but I've replaced this with Mint 19 Cinnamon via a bootable USB. Hackers stole top-secret GPU details then Nvidia hit back. My GPU is Hybrid Intel/ NVIDIA GeForce RTX3060 and the last driver is 470. When the installation has completed/failed, you may disable the logging function by double clicking on the file 'DisableLogging.reg'. I recently bought a new Dell Inspigaming laptop with a Nvidia GeForce GTX 1050 Ti GPU. Reinstall the NVIDIA Geforce display driver or the NVIDIA Geforce Experience installation process again as you did before.
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