I run a dual boot win11/ubuntu 24.04.4 on my pc at home because some software I use for work only works on Linux. The pc has two monitors. I left it running overnight so I could pick up my work where I left off and when I got back it told me I needed to restart for some problem (do not remember error code or anything) which is when I believe it moved to Linux kernel 6.17.0-35 and after this the mouse stopped working (wouldn’t move in response to input) and the NVIDIA drivers for my 4080 were wrong, locking the resolution to 1080x768 and failing to recognize the 2nd monitor. After updating the drivers to version 580, it recognizes both monitors and the correct resolution on Linux 0-35 but the mouse still didn’t work. Using lsusb also showed it detected the mouse was plugged in. The only previous kernel I have is 6.17.0-19-generic, where the mouse works but the drivers don’t. When I tried to install the drivers appropriate for 0-19 by changing the headers and autoinstalling the drivers they are still not correct after rebooting and selecting 0-19. Does anyone know the way to either get my mouse to work on 0-35(it also works correctly in win11 and BIOS) or the driver to work in 0-19?
Edit 1: I have also discovered there is no driver for my Ethernet adapter or wireless network controller via the command lspci -knn | grep Network -A3