I really dont know, i search from some foruns, and they say that about swap.
But why this only happens in ubuntu or zorin, i test in pop-os, they freeze when gamming (probably nvidia drivers) but pop_os can kill the program without need to shutdow (hardpoweroff).
I dont understand why linux doesn't came with this "default".
I can resinstall Zorin (again 
) and try to create this to test, but only need to create swap?
Let's focus on this, first. I do not believe that Swap is related to your problem. But we can explore creating a Swap Partition and setting up Hibernate if you want it, in a new thread.
For this one, please review here:
Please follow the steps outlined in that thread. There is a reasonable chance that the recent update with kernel 5.11.0-34 and your Nvidia are in conflict. This may have caused your current situation to revert, even as you had previously marked it as resolved.
Ok
I already boot into the recovery menu: Select the previous working 5.11.0-27 kernel Boot up Run software updater or run sudo apt dist-upgrade in terminal Once complete, reboot normally in the 5.11.0-34 kernel
Im lost know....do i run systemctl suspend or just close the lid? (remember that i have change the config to ignore)
Retrace your normal steps in order to try to replicate the issue.
Ok test systemctl suspend
They suspend and came back but no mouse...só freeze.
After wait the get this screen related to NVIDIA
I am going to remove the "Solution" marking since the issue is not resolved...
Can you please review this thread?:
Yes
I see that maybe try to reinstall the drivers from packages and not from software updates.
"...The only solution that worked for me, was to install nvidia-driver-450-server driver, but not from “Software and Updates” GUI, but from terminal, like that:
sudo apt purge nvidia-*
sudo apt install nvidia-driver-450-server.."
Update
I forgot one thing that was change the /etc/systemd/logind.conf
And put the HandleLidSwitch=suspend
After that they suspend and come back with mouse. 
One thing that i notice is that F1 to F12 key buttons is disable, cant change volume bright etc...
any solutions?
Is suspend solved and this a new question?
Yes
I forgot to edit the /etc/systemd/logind.conf and change ignore to suspend.
I dont know why this keys stop working, maybe the change kernel?
EDIT:
If i use FN and F1 key they work....but normaly i dont need to do that for working.
Update
FIx the suspend in normal use.
Test with steam and the suspend works at least not freeze, but the steam gaming break.
But at least i can suspend in normall work and if i gaming i cant kill the game without shutdown.
Thanks Aravisian for all the help
F1 switched to FN+F1?
No, the F1 to F12 only works with FN+F1
Can you remap the keys?
I dont know how can i do that?
I was think if this was Change when i try, Change de kernell in that steps?
I wonder the same- if the new kernel brought a change...
You could test that by booting into the earlier kernel and testing it.
If it works normally then, then a reboot back into the -34 goes back to the current state; That would nail it down.
Yes, i will try but im boot in the new kernel i guess.
Do i need to repeat this steps, but to new kernel?
"Select the previous working 5.11.0-27 kernel Boot up Run software updater or run sudo apt dist-upgrade in terminal Once complete, reboot normally in the 5.11.0-34 kernel"
There is no need to run the upgrade since you have already done so.
What you are looking to test here is:
Do you see a difference between the two kernels you have?
Booting into each and testing the function that is troubling you is a great way to narrow down if it is the kernel.
Yes i will test, and reply here.
Not a big issue, but i was thinking if was this change that made this happen.
Thanks again for all the help
