There has to be an issue but we can’t determine anything without log information on hardware.
Awesome - then post the results from Manjaro. Or any of them. We can still see the info. Inxi works in basically everything.
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I didn’t realize Manjaro was loaded on it. Good call!
Edit: It won’t give me what i want to see though as far as the errors i want to see! 
Do you want me to get back into manjaro and run the same commands and show you the results
It would be better to do it from the live ISO because we already know it works on manjaro.
Edit: I need to see the errors and things. Using modprobe on Manjaro isn’t going to help.
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It’s not particularly helpful. It would give us a very small amount of information and a lot of work. What is really needed has been mentioned.
You missed inxi -Na
Edit: You only put inxi
ok here is rfkill list
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inxi -Na
This shows me the hardware and whether it has the module loaded or not.
Then you can run the two commands to remove and reload the module. Then post the output for the dmesg command.
Edit: I already know what chip it is i just need to see the info.
Nothing has come back yet
Nothing will show with the modprobe commands unless it gives an error.
Edit: It’s immediate
This command will be immediate along with the dmesg command.
inxi -Na
sudo dmesg | grep iwl
I’m not getting anything back
Even from
inxi -Na
Nothing at all
That’s really odd. Can you post this one?
cat /usr/lib/modprobe.d/*
You didn’t leave a space betwen cat and the command path.
Edit: One of the problems here is that you don’t have the system installed so it makes it difficult to get the information needed. You won’t get what you need for certain things from the live ISO or another installed system. It has to come from the installed system that isn’t working unfortunately.
So the WiFi also doesn’t work on the live ISO? Even when you ran the modprobe commands? It should remove and reload the module.