I've tried different options: run as administrator, install in compatibility mode (Windows 7, 8), tried another wireshark version (latest. the same machine) by using the Windows Filtering Platform Wireshark users can choose. Then right-click on the Wireshark configuration file and select Properties. I can't attach screenshots because of Karma because I just signed up however here are links to screenshots. Wireshark and Windows 10 build 10041: no capture interfaces. It is hard to find a Linux-compatible USB WiFi adapter these days. To resolve wireshark no interfaces found issues, try the following steps: Completely remove the old version and download the new copy from the official Wireshark website. I can't guarantee this will work for everyone but it worked for me and I cannot explain why :-/ Click OK (adapter will create) - Launch Wireshark - Ethernet adapter should be present. To Replicate: - Install Hyper-V feature and open it - Open Virtual Switch Manager and create a switch for 'External Network' using your ethernet adapter and ensure 'Allow management operating system to share this network adapter' is checked. Once this was created, for whatever reason, my ethernet adapter became an interface again for wireshark. I noticed my ethernet adapter had shown up in wireshark now after creating a Virtual Switch in Hyper-V (Included on Windows 10) that uses an External interface on my Ethernet adapter. So I found out a way for this to work that I am using on build 10049 currently.

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