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Ubuntu login loop on fresh installation with tedious workaround

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I have a fresh 22.04 installation and everything seems to work ok. In this system I have an RTX 3090 so installed the proprietary NVIDIA driver from the additional drivers and this seems to work well. I went ahead and did a few extra installations including CUDA, Intel oneAPI, MAGMA, etc. for HPC development.

I started getting the login loop, where I would enter my password and Ubuntu would keep spinning for couple of minutes and then bounce back to the login screen. However, there is a workaround. If I shutdown the PC, switch it off from power, then drain the system power by pressing the switch ON button; then I start the system again, there is no login loop and everything works smoothly. The issue appears consistently after restarts which I do often since this is a dual boot system (Windows 11 Pro and 22.04 but each has its own separate disk).

Is there a clear cut solution to the login loop in this case?

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