Ok I made a stupid mistake, and the blue screen during the bootup is the secure boot screen on Lenovo devices
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After reboot it will ask for the password.
It didnt? I've tried it once before, there was no prompt and then the graphics started glitching, so I reinstalled the old one, there was no prompt again, and now the system is saying there's not nvidia GPU driver
Does your BIOS have the secureboot keys installed?
Did you generate keys? Or use keys already on the system? Also, is this Mint 20?