Anyway,
To fix it, get yourself a copy of Ubuntu live cd, boot into it, enter the windows partion, and delete all references to suse installation. remove the .bak extensions, and reboot and whammo, you should be able to reboot into windows, and the suse unistaller should do the rest.
Isn’t being unable to boot Vista a good thing? lol!
LOL it is sooo sloooow
My Son brought me a friends laptop recently.
“It sloooow, can you fix it”
Turns out it has 768MB RAM 
It’s running XP now. Fortunately I had a system builders disk for that laptop.
768 and Vista? sheesh
Isn’t the recommended minimum requirement according to MS something like 2Gb, I’m sure it’s 4 if you run aero
I’m not sure of the recommended. But 768 was a non-starter. Yet Fujitsu shipped them out like that from what I could tell.
Unbelievable isn’t it
It’s how these companies manage to put out ‘budget’ laptops ain’t it, **** processors, small drives and miniscule amounts of ram
Tbh towards the end 768 wasn’t really enough for xp either, we were putting at least 2gb in the xp machines we built for close on 2 years prior to vista coming out