1) I Installed via the google-chrome-stable_current_amd64.deb file downloaded from the Google website;
2) Because I bought the notebook with graphics cards to have a better screen resolution and I thought that Linux Mint would work well with the proprietary drivers, which would allow me a better screen resolution. But apparently, I spent extra money for nothing;
3) The drivers came with Linux Mint 19.3. I didn't install the Operating System. I paid a qualified technician to do the installation for me, since the boot was via UEFI and I was not getting it installed;
4) The problem occurred with the same kernell that was working before I boot with the proprietary drivers. I wonder that the problem does not happen with Firefox browser which is working perfectly. It is a pity because I was using the Fifefox Browser to browse the various sites and using google-chrome exclusively for me to access my current account at Banco do Brasil;
5) I would like to post here the messages that are returned when I start google-chrome via console, but the messages are sparse and would take up a lot of space to be posted here;
6) I am also wondering that a log file is not created in /var/log even if I start google-chrome with the command: "google-chrome-stable --enable-logging = stderr --v = 1";
7) I also tried to create an output file using the command "google-chrome-stable> saida.txt" and it is created but is empty.
How do I boot without using proprietary drivers (boot without UEFI I imagine)?;
9) Or I have to accept to use Firefox even to access my Banco do Brasil account for a while until a solution appears, even why I already posted this problem in the Google community.
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