I cant get Bluetooth to work after a reboot

[FatDroid]

Arch Linux KDE plasma - bluetooth works fine if I run

sudo systemctl start bluetooth

, and

sudo systemctl start bluetooth.service

, and I get the logo on the taskbar too. However, after a restart if I try to start bluetooth I get the message "bluez daemon is not running, blueman-manager cannot continue". I have installed bluez, bluez-utils and blueman and whenever I want it on I have to run the command line written above. I have changed the preferences to be enabled through the bluetooth config preferences, and I can see no option to have it run at start through autostart.

I have looked online and I cant seem to find a solution to my issue. I don't know what other information to include here, so Ill leave it at that. Thanks.

 

[f33dm3bits]

Run the following to enable the bluetooth service to start at boot and to start it now.

sudo systemctl enable bluetooth --now

Next time you start or reboot your system it will start automatically.

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