[GNOME] Bluetooth stopped working

So, I was using bluetooth only about 2 hours ago, worked fine. While I was listening through bluetooth I installed qemu, because I might actually need to use Windows a little bit.
After setting up Win, I turned off the laptop, and had to lunch.

After lunch I cannot start bluetooth. It seems like the service file got replaced or removed.

[olividirgud@ProX15 ~]$ sudo systemctl start Bluetooth
[sudo] password for olividirgud: 
Failed to start Bluetooth.service: Unit Bluetooth.service not found.
[olividirgud@ProX15 ~]$ sudo pacman -S --needed bluez bluez-utils 
warning: bluez-5.65-3 is up to date -- skipping
warning: bluez-utils-5.65-3 is up to date -- skipping
 there is nothing to do
[olividirgud@ProX15 ~]$ sudo systemctl enable Bluetooth
Failed to enable unit: Unit file Bluetooth.service does not exist.
[olividirgud@ProX15 ~]$ sudo systemctl enable --now Bluetooth
Failed to enable unit: Unit file Bluetooth.service does not exist.

Not sure how that happened, after all, I only installed qemu from this link

I remember I had to replace gnome-netcat for openbsd-netcat, after all, that seems to be required by virt-manager.

Should I reinstall gnome-netcat and remove freebsd-netcat?
If so, will virt-manager still work?

Try the lowercase: bluetooth
The file being /usr/lib/systemd/system/bluetooth.service

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Duuuhhh, I hate making these types of mistakes… Thanks for this.

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