I'm in a bit of a pickle. I was using Hyprland on my EndeavourOS and decided to uninstall it to try another shell. I saw a note saying that the uninstall command I was using wasn't perfect and I might want to pay attention to the prompts. Unfortunately, I didn't do that and ended up removing too much, including Hyprland. Now, after switching to KDE Plasma and rebooting, I can't find the network manager at all! It seems to have totally disappeared, and I'm not sure how to get my Wi-Fi back. Any advice would be super appreciated!
2 Answers
First off, try running `systemctl status NetworkManager` in the terminal. This will help us see if the NetworkManager is installed and its current status. Let me know what output you get!
It looks like NetworkManager is missing from your system. Since you're using EndeavourOS, you might want to reinstall it. Try running `sudo pacman -S networkmanager` to get it back. After reinstalling, don’t forget to start the service with `sudo systemctl start NetworkManager`. Good luck!
Thanks! I'll give that a shot and see if it works!
So I ran it, and got this: `Unit NetworkManager.service could not be found.` What does that mean?