Login issues after update

[HenrIqu3]

Good morning. I am new using manjaro. Today I decided to do an update with pacman -Syu and by that time i had no knowledge of the snapshot tool yet. After the reboot my login screen changed and is now the same as the image below. It is not possible to login through this interface. Through the terminal I can log in. Any idea how I can get back to using manjaro normally?

https://drive.google.com/drive/u/1/folders/1SP6LztWx4ZDvWJ0fTGfmblQfYYCdixcN

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@HenrIqu3

is now the same as the image below.

but image is private

[HenrIqu3]

I solve my problem myself. I opened my terminal with CTRL+ALT+F2 using tty and reinstaled Kde Plasma. Theres a conflitc error on pipewire package when i reinstaled, but i don´t know if this was the cause of the issue.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/KDE

I don´t know if this was the better sollution, but solve my issue.