a problem has occurred and the system cannot recover

English Install/Boot/Login
#1

Hi :{)

That’s the message I get when I try to boot openSUSE now.
It fails to boot even windows. So I’m in deep XD trouble.

What’s good to mention:
Maybe I was pushing my luck in sittings and Yast.
I used Gnome first. Then download KDE by Yast.
At last, I logged/signed off. And dah! …
I can no longer log in …

I’m using Toshiba Satellite BTW.
Windows 8.1 upgraded to Windows 10.
Installed openSUSE Leap 42.1 later through DVD.
Hash-Checksum seems to be okay.

Now… What should I do?
My friend suggested to try upgrading through DVD.
So it is upgrading now meanwhile.
Dunna if I’m digging my own grave. What do I do? X/
*edit: And it didn’t work.
Windows booter manager is gone. Pray it didn’t disappear.
XD

Please pardon me for my poor writing.

*edit: What about boot snapshots?
Not gonna do anything before replies this time.

#2

*edit: more to mention
My PC is a hybrid intel and nvidia graphics
And I downloaded nvidia packages after repository

Just now,
Heard that it is not okay to do that and unnecessary

#3

Windows boot is back. Never gone but temporary.
Or not in right setting. Have to info this too. Sorry.

#4

If it is a notebook then it is most probably an Optimus system DO NOT USE the normal NVIDIA driver. you must use bumblebee and nvidia-bumblebee.

remove the NVIDIA driver if you installed it. then follow instructions here

https://en.opensuse.org/SDB:NVIDIA_Bumblebee

if it is not a notebook then disable the Intel GPU and just use the NVIDIA and the NVIDIA driver should be OK

#5

How about reinstaling as solution?
The system is new anyways.

I’m not confident now,
but I will try searching about having both Intel and nvidia.
Don’t know how to do what suggested.
It’seems not a notebook.

Thank your for your patience with me.

*edit: I really can’take use my PC now…
** My operating systems I mean.

#6

Because of time, I did reinstall. Did restart after installation, the problem is no more.
But there are remaining sub? devices need to get fixed ((maybe)) What is Windows Boot Manager for?
I will try to find a way to log in my Microsoft Windows, Meanwhile, thank you.

#7

I guess my problem is how to add Windows 10 option to boot loader third section. it isn’t there. Sorry again, problem is still.
*Better make windows my default operating system in boot … for now … now how do I do that?

#8

If it is not a note book then you need to turn off the Intel GPU in the BIOS or not use the proprietary NVIDIA driver. that driver modifies the X stack and thus breaks the the Intel driver. Sorry thems the rules of the road.

#9

What do I do?

I still want to use Windows but can’t
This is all what I want to do right now

When I chose Windows Boot Manager

This message comes and nothing else happens

/EndEntire

file path: /ACPI(a0341d,0)/PCI(2,1f)/Sata(0,0,0)/HD(2,200800,32000,9c40d8a6c45f24b,2,2)/File(\EFI\Microsoft\Boot)

error: Not supported image.

Press any key to continue…

#10

Somehow I am able to boot and use Windows 10 through -the bro I missed- “Windows Boot Manager” - I tried once though (currently on openSUSE and will try again)
Anyways, I think it may be caused by the continuous updates, I hoped they could help anyhow but then forgot. I didn’t think the problem would get solved by itself by time passing only.
Sorry for the fast typing and thank you! Had to report this.