I suggest removing the connection that ties the ESP32's EN pin directly to ground. Instead, to keep the ESP32 enabled, you'll want the EN pin to be pulled high. One common fix is to remove the direct ground connection and then either tie EN directly to the 3V3 supply or use a pull-up resistor (for example, a 10 kΩ resistor) from EN to 3V3.
You can use the "Apply changes" button to update the schematic with this correction.
Since PCB layout changes are derived from your schematic, the best fix is to update the schematic so that the ESP32's EN pin isn’t tied to ground. Specifically, you should:
Remove the direct wiring from EN to ground.
Instead, either pull EN high directly from the 3V3 net or add a pull-up resistor (e.g., 10 kΩ) from EN to 3V3.
Once you apply this change in the schematic, re-extract the netlist to update your PCB layout accordingly. Use the "Apply changes" option to update the schematic wiring accordingly.