Oh lord yeah I know! Totally agreed! I just feel like there's no solution to this. Believe me, I'd prefer staying with zorin much much more! I just don't know if it's possible 
Lets try to see if the amd drivers will get deleted IF they are not disabled already by Linux.
Did you install the nvidia drivers ?
Also, people like me probably tend to think "yeah this probably wouldn't have happened on windows let's go baaack" 
Trying to get into the OS. Getting kernel panic error again 
Try to reboot into grub and try recovery mode. Do you know how ?
It's telling me "command not found"
Yes I do, will try! Thank you for all your help <3
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I don't know what happened, but I was able to update with apt-get update, it installed modules and said something along the lines of "building kernel"... And somehow it seems to work!!! Holy macaroni!
Also, I already did what you suggested but the errors still occurred
Carefully, I think I got it... Somehow
What error ?
Sorry for not being precise. Not errors, the issue that I was being logged off every few seconds.
Now I'm logged in for 5 minutes without getting signed off for the first time in the past 4 hours
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Can you run sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
Check for the nvidia driver again please, if for some reason you cannot use it we might need to manually install it.
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Alright just rebooted to see if it's still running. Hope so and will do what you suggested
Oh didn't read those comments properly. Already did so. Nvidia x-server is running and showing driver information etc. I think it's finally installed now.
However, as the amdgpu-pro-uninstall command didn't do anything (command not found) is there any other way I can be sure that all AMD drivers are gone for good?
It's up and running now! Even though it gave me a weird splash screen when I was rebooting 
If the nvidia driver is in use then you dont need to worry.
What driver are you using ? What does nvidia-x-server say ?
It says I'm using version 470.86, that's what I've installed from the software updater menu. Can/should I go with latest proprietary drivers though?
I went with the "tested" drivers
No it's fine. Tested means those drivers have been tested before they made it available.
Are the issues gone ?
The weird splash screen your talking about. Delete the nomodeset parameter that you added in grub.
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Alright I will do so 
Could you help me with one more thing? I'm having updates in the software manager, which I cannot install. Is there any other way to install them? These are updates like "Freedesktop Platform", "Gnome application platform version" and "KDE application platform version" (7 updates total), but if I click on "install" just nothing happens
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade