Stuck on "Stopping Samba Auto-reload integration" on boot on Linux Mint

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EDIT: So I ended up getting in over my head in attempt to fix it, so I just reinstalled. It looks like the unexpected shutdown caused files to become corrupt. Oops.

I was trying to launch a game in Dolphin Emulator, and the pc ended up freezing. I did control-alt-f1 then cntrl-alt-f7 to return back to the desktop, and was greeted by a black screen. Not a big deal, this has happened before, so I just power off my computer (with the reset button).

But now I can't boot correctly. When Mint starts, I am shown a terminal, and it gets stuck on "Stopping Samba Auto-Reload Integration". It will just stay there forever.

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How do I get it to boot back to the desktop?

I am using Linux Mint (sorry, not sure which version, I think it's the latest)

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Did you go messing around with your fstab?

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I don't remember. I tried a bunch of things trying to fix it.

Reinstalled now, so everything is good. I just hope to be able to fix it if/when it happens again.

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If you read any tutorials telling you to enter stuff in the fstab file..... just becareful and test out your settings once you save the file and mount the partitions/shares. If you don't and then reboot, something like what you experienced happens. I had to learn this the hardway. This may not be related but figured i would through my 2 cents in.