Got most of my system configured and set up, really happy with the distro its been amazing. Installed with with no DE, running bspwm etc. Though last thing i have problems with is wifi-menu is not working. I’ve tried the following:
Disable NetworkManager.service
set my wlan0 to down
Make my own netctl wireless-wpa config
wifi worked just fine under the installer.
System: Legion y530, intel Wireless-AC 3165
What’s this?
Why?
Maybe because Network Manager was running? 
He must mean the menu that comes from launching nm-applet?
I too am confused why he disabled the service? Perhaps he means for troubleshooting he turned it off then on again?
OP - This may help https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Network_configuration
Cause a few looks around the arch wiki’s etc. due to conflict with netctl, networkmanager service had been turned on and off like odiouslmp said. im not stupid . Wifi-menu is a tui for netctl that came with endeavour as far as i can see, instead of making config files in /etc/netctl/
Thanks! it worked
I’m not sure I did much! But your’r welcome! 