Wifi doesn't work in normal boot

[woeful parcel]

Hi.
My wifi doesn't work in normal boot...
But when I change the boot order to boot the wifi adapter first then the wifi works....

Anyway to fix it?l

[sour schooner]

What do you mean boot the wifi adapter first?

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[woeful parcel]

See I am booting the wifi adaptor first from the bios boot option

[wary nebula]

That’s PXE boot, not booting your Wi-Fi adapter. What is the boot order you are using when it doesn’t work?

[woeful parcel]

EFI usb device where arch Linux is installed

[wary nebula]

No, I meant reconfigure the boot order in the way that doesn’t work and show that

[woeful parcel]

I don't have my laptop right now.

EFI
EFI USB Device
EFI PXE Network
Windows boot Manager

[sour schooner]

Boot like you would normally and post the output of lspci -k |& curl --data-binary @- https://paste.rs

Also what network manager do you use...?

Some information please

People can't help you with surface level information. You have to be specific and provide detail

[woeful parcel]

.

[wary nebula]

Run that Oh that’s the output
https://paste.rs/EtboY

[woeful parcel]

Yes

[wary nebula]

Test with this configuration again

It would be extremely unusual if your boot order is affecting network connectivity

[sour schooner]

I don't think the driver is loaded

Just to be sure do lsmod | grep ath

[woeful parcel]

still not working

[sour schooner]

Do pacman -Q | grep firmware

And post the output

[sour schooner]

Try sudo modprobe -r ath10k_pci && sudo modprobe ath10k_pci

[woeful parcel]

done no effect

[sour schooner]

Do this again

[woeful parcel]

no impact

[sour schooner]

No I meant the first command

Not this one

The one I replied to

[sour schooner]

That's the same image

I want the link from pasting lspci -k

[sour schooner]

Do this command and give me the link

[sour schooner]

Do sudo modprobe -rv ath10k_pci && sudo modprobe -v ath10k_pci

Same as before but with the r flags

[sour schooner]

Weird no errors

You still can't connect?

[woeful parcel]

I can't there is no option of wifi

[sour schooner]

Also what network manager are you using

[woeful parcel]

this

[sour schooner]

And what Desktop?

[woeful parcel]

hyprland

[sour schooner]

Try doing nmtui

And see if you can connect

[sour schooner]

Hmm alright this is a dual boot with windows right?

[woeful parcel]

no

[sour schooner]

sudo dmesg |& curl --data-binary @- https://paste.rs

And post the link here

[woeful parcel]

arch is in my pendrive

[sour schooner]

Oh right mb

Just the link no screenshot plz

[woeful parcel]

Oh sorry next time no screenshot

https://paste.rs/nq8PK

[sour schooner]

Sorry I have no idea how to fix this it seems to be an issue with your bios

According to this: https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/Lenovo-C-E-K-M-N-and-V-Series-Notebooks/Lenovo-E41-25-Wifi-not-working-only-in-any-Linux/m-p/5024691

No idea how accurate that is

[woeful parcel]

its uptodate already

[sour schooner]

Yeah even so