I can t update my driver

Do i fix it or do i install zorin os again?

First off it’s not really hard to get games running under linux, i posted a tutorial i while ago to make things easier for new users (like my self). Secondly you gpu is a low end card.

The more descriptive you are, the easier it is to help.

I just reinstall zorin os because it will be faster than fixing the problem and i didn't care about my things because there was nothing on my pc

I didn't do the process yesterday because i was studying but i will try to do it today and see if it is fixed or not

Where did u post this tutorial?

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what do i do when i type this command:sudo update-initramfs

You must specify at least one of -c, -u, or -d.

Usage: update-initramfs {-c|-d|-u} [-k version] [-v] [-b directory]

Options:
-k version Specify kernel version or 'all'
-c Create a new initramfs
-u Update an existing initramfs
-d Remove an existing initramfs
-b directory Set alternate boot directory
-v Be verbose

See update-initramfs(8) for further details.

And when i reboot my pc didn't boot

It it because i didn't do sudo update-initramsf

And can i do it without reinstall zorin os

sudo update-initramfs -u if i am not wrong

But where i do it and i can t boot my pc because i didn't do it while my pc was on

Before or after:

Just don t care about that ok because i install zorin os again

So there is a command that i don t know what to do with it:sudo update-initramfs

I am confused.

You had mentioned that you rebooted without updating initramfs.
You then stated you had reinstalled Zorin OS to solve all issue.

Now you have returned to your earlier issue of having rebooted without updating initramfs.

When i faced the issue i reinstall zorin and thats it i waited for you to tell me what to do

Because there was a command i didn't know what to do with it:sudo update-initramfs

A user runs sudo update-initramfs whenever they make a change that needs to be included in the initialization at boot.
You do not need to run that unless you make such a change, such as changing a kernel module or your Plymouth theme...

So i will not use it with the commands u told me?

If you are referring to this post:

Then yes, you must use that command in the sequence shown in that post.

But it tells me this

Ok, try:

sudo update-initramfs -c -k $(uname -r)