Ok i did it and it gives me this
00:02.0 vga compatible controller [0300] intel corporation uhd and a bunch of stuff
01:00.0 vga compatible controller [0300] nvidia corporation tu116m [ GeForce gtx 1660 ti mobile] and a bunch of stuff
Tell me if you need that bunch of stuff
Yes post it.
After could you also run and post
pacman -Q mesa
00:02.0 vga compatible controller [0300] intel corporation UHD Graphics 630 (mobile) [8086:3e9b] (prog-if 00 [vga controller])
01:00.0 vga compatible controller [0300] nvidia corporation tu116m [ GeForce gtx 1660 ti mobile] [10de:2191] (rev a1) (prog-if 00 [vga controller])
After the mesa command i get
Mesa 20.0.7-2
Okay…I have to finish putting summer tires on the car. I’ll check back Everything looks fine to me. I think Nvidia and Bumblebee are installed correctly. It boots to black screen due to another issue.
Please post the output of
/usr/bin/hwinfo --gfxcard
Emmmm all of it?
Would be fine. I know it’s a little more than 10 lines. It’s two GPUs.
Ooook her we go
is this ok?
I have to eat I will be back
Not ideal, but good enough for what I wanted to see.
So now we know that your Intel driver is obviously up and running. The problem seems to be your Nvidia card. Neither nouveau nor Nvidia driver are working.
Looks like to me if i’m reading this right is that the Nvidia is not the active driver? Intel is active? But Nvidia did install at least from the install log it looked as though it did but maybe not configured to load? 
That’s my read too. Out of three possible drivers only the Intel one is running.
I’m wondering if modprobe of the nvidia will work? It is installed but usually you don’t have to do that when installing Nvidia? I lack knowledge on these laptops with hybrid type graphics. It looks like the primary is the Nvidia too.
He still should have a desktop with Intel running, righ?
@mattiaoki
I would try this and see. This worked for another one i helped with similar issue.
modprobe nvidia
I’m just asking myself, if the nouveau driver was properly blacklisted when the Nvidia driver was installed. At the moment that is the only reason i can think of, why nouveau is not working.
@Beardedgeek72
I don’t think Bumblebee works that way. I’m not an expert either. As far as I know the system assumes both drivers are working unless you turn off the Nvidia card (the switch is set). It is not able to figure that out by itself. If both cards are working, the Nvidia card is used to render the graphics output (faster than the Intel could). The Intel card is just used to display the graphic rendered by the dGPU. If that one is not not working, you’re in trouble.
I have enevours is on my old laptop that had only the Intel graphics card and everything was working fine!