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I'm not very familiar with pipewire, I've always just been able to plug and play with any headphones but you can try runnning

Journalctl -r

After your next reboot to see the most recent system logs and check for any errors with pipewire

I think you can also run

Sudo systemctl status pipewire.service

After you reboot to make sure that it is enabled by default, if its not you should be able to run

Sudo systemctl enable --now pipewire.service

This Reddit thread might be helpful Teddit alternative link

EndeavorOS also have a forum that might be helpful

Reinstalling alsa utils twice? Interesting and weird.

Any chance some other software is messing things up? Is pulse audio installed too? Jack? Other? Just tossing out crazy ideas here, idk.

Wonder if the kernel version has a known issue with your specific hardware? What hardware is it, btw?

Like the other person said I would definitely want to see if there are any errors in the logs.

do you have pipewire installed?

If your audio devices disappear after a reboot in EndeavourOS with Pipewire, you can try the following steps to troubleshoot the issue:

Check Pipewire Service: Ensure that the Pipewire services are running. You can check this by running:

bash Copy code systemctl --user status pipewire systemctl --user status pipewire-pulse If they're not active, you can start them with:

bash Copy code systemctl --user start pipewire systemctl --user start pipewire-pulse Update System: Make sure your system is fully updated. Run:

bash Copy code sudo pacman -Syu Check for Missing Configuration: Sometimes, configurations might not be properly set. Check the ~/.config/pipewire/ directory for relevant configuration files. You can try resetting configurations by renaming or removing those files and rebooting.

Reinstall Pipewire: If issues persist, consider reinstalling Pipewire:

bash Copy code sudo pacman -Rns pipewire sudo pacman -S pipewire pipewire-pulse Check User Group: Ensure your user is part of the audio group:

bash Copy code groups If not, add yourself:

bash Copy code sudo usermod -aG audio $USER Log Out and Back In: After making changes to user groups, log out and log back in for the changes to take effect.

Review Logs: Check the system logs for any error messages related to audio:

bash Copy code journalctl --user -xe | grep pipewire If these steps do not resolve the issue, you might want to check the EndeavourOS forums or community for further assistance. More Info Here>>

The wiki for pipewire is very short and clear.