Bluetooth and wifi disapeared from pc

Hello,

im sort of new to linux in general but im quite ok with all things pc. anyway today i istalled fedora 40 beta , wifi and bluetooth worked for a while but after a restart they disapered
i have a fenvi ax210 adapter installed in the pc
now the are suddenly gone form the top left corner and in setting its says the dongle is unplugged.
i even disassembled the pc and reconnected the wifi card.

the issue arose after installing xone for an xbox dongle.

could anyone help me fix it. a fedore reinstall would fix it but i would rather not.
i attached a picture showing pc sees the network card

thanks

Fedora has a command-line tool, journalctl that lets you view enormous detail. It may take some effort to find “filters” that isolate the relevant detail. Two useful filters are -p <priority> and -g <pattern>. Try journalctl -b -p 3 first, then journalctl -b -g eth and journalctl -b -g wifi. The output lines are very long, but you can scroll sideways in the terminal. One way to get complete lines in a terminal so you can copy/paste them in a post is shown in the following examples:

~% journalctl --no-hostname -b -g 'wifi'
Apr 17 13:36:13 NetworkManager[1330]: <info>  [1713371773.5076] Loaded dev>
[...]

Note the > indicating a truncated line.

% journalctl --no-hostname -b -g 'wifi'|cat
Apr 17 13:36:13 NetworkManager[1330]: <info>  [1713371773.5076] Loaded device plugin: NMWifiFactory (/usr/lib64/NetworkManager/1.44.2-1.fc39/libnm-device-plugin-wifi.so)
[...]

When pasting terminal output you should use the </> button to preserve formatting.

It is good practice when reporting a problem to ensure that your system is fully updated (including vendor firmware) so you aren’t wasting time on a bug that has been fixed.

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First, lets check if the WiFi and Bluetooth device is recognized by the system, so let’s do these commands :

lspci | grep -i network | This command should list your network adapter

lsusb | grep -i bluetooth | This command should list your Bluetooth adapter

lsmod | grep -i iwlwifi | Make sure that the necessary kernel modules for your WiFi and Bluetooth adapter are loaded.

Check System Logs: Look for any error messages related to your WiFi and Bluetooth adapter in the system logs. You can view the logs using the following command:

sudo journalctl -xe | grep -i <adapter_name>

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