for some reason after the recent update i not longer have the wifi applet, i dont understand why, the headers are there the wifi networks are still saved in the network manager but the kernel no longer detect the card, i went on bios and set wifi enabled from auto and nothing
i spammed the AI and so far they dont know any solution …
[ 735.345892] Intel(R) Wireless WiFi driver for Linux
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the wifi works on windows 11 and endevour OS live iso, while Gemini/claude 4, say hardware damage the fact that it works on other OS and i 3 weeks ago i had the wifi connection running say something is odd
my feeling is something related to the migration from linux-firmware (linux-firmware (20250508.788aadc8-2)) → linux-firmware-meta, i had a bunch or orphaned packages
Orphans are, by definition, packages not used or needed by any other.
Don’t ask AI - it doesn’t know.
It (or you, relying on it) may get lucky sometimes - usually not.
There is a wiki here on the forum - and there is the Arch wiki, which is applicable in almost all cases to Manjaro as well.
What is it that you mean?
Which desktop environment are we talking about?
Gnome?
Xfce4?
Cinnamon?
Plasma? (my crystal ball says this is the least likely )
as always: inxi -zv8
would have made that question unnecessary
You may have lost the applet by mistake.
It should be easily possible to add it again to whatever system tray or panel you use.
Alternative:
open a terminal and type: nmtui
for the time being, until you (or we) can figure something out
Edit a connection Activate a connection Set system hostname Radio
and also: Quit
With Radio you can enable/disable the WiFi
With Edit a connection you can add new connections or edit existing ones (change password, for instance)
Your WiFi interface seems to be down (switched off)
but the driver appears to be present.
Did you try the Radio menu item and see whether that is the case - and try to switch it on …?
