This is what i am seeing from the nvidia website. Not sure why the version shown by yourself differs
It the languageā¦ You chose US when I am in the UKā¦
It doesnāt? We are both showing 510.54.
So it does my bad
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Prior posts on mobile while shopping and gf giving me daggers haha. Prior to setting and post offline re-installation I set the update once again going after having entered sudo pacman -Syu archlinux-keyring and stuck at :: Import PGP key C132293954BBE4AD, "Sergej Pupykin <spupykin@archlinux.org>"? [Y/n] y I appreciate that Arch is not one of the easiest distroās to learn from for beginners but surely it shouldnāt be so hard to install an OSā¦ Any further advice is very much appreciated. Thanks in advance
Try sudo pacman -Sy archlinux-keyring first.
Then sudo pacman -Syu.
Definately an update causing the reboot
Ran yay -Sy archlinux-keyring the started updating and as it was going through the update, the computer just restarted following a black screen and now showing: you need to load the kernel firstā¦
This is a very odd behaviour.
This in in the live isoā¦
With capital P 
Apologies just realised used small p instead of uppercase P.
Using the right case sensitivity i am getting:
==> ERROR: No presets found in /etc/mkinitcpio.d
Reinstall your kernels:
pacman -Syu linux linux-headers
Or if you are using the LTS kernel:
pacman -Syu linux-lts linux-lts-headers
I would suggest installing both.
While in chroot?
Yes.
Should i get anything back from the cmd? And reboot i take it?
No difference. Still telling me to load the kernel firstā¦
If you are not getting any error messages, leave chroot:
exit
Then reboot.
Edit: I missed this
while typing.
Well this beats me.
Please wait for more advanced forummates to chime in with suggestions.
I am going to try a prior release that @anon79429890 mentionedā¦ See what happens with thatā¦
Already done and upon reboot getting told to load kernel firstā¦