Go to the list of Wireshark download sites, click on the appropriate site for where you're located, click on "win32" or "win64" on that page depending on whether you want the 32-bit or 64-bit version, click on "all-versions" on that page, and then find Wireshark-win32-1.10.9.exe or Wireshark-win64-1.10.9.exe on that page.
Just testing 1.12.1 for XP 32, WinPCap installed, just refreshed generating a bug, and no interface can be found. msinfo32 stopped to run, requesting help and technical assistance to be enabled ( already run 1 hour earlier) two interfaces : Broadcom network card + 3G modem supporting network, none shown now. W. 2 Preview network analyzer stays for what ?
Capture > n o interfaces ?
1.12 isn't supported on XP. Use 1.10. See the Development Lifecycle wiki page for more info.
uninstalled 1.12.1 installed 1.10 for XP reinstalled WinPcap - which generated an error (as below)
WinPcap 4.1.0.2980 Installation LOG
Debug Information
Operating system detected on registry: XP - x86
True operating system (kernel.dll): XP - x86
npptools.dll present on the system: true
netnm.inf present on the system: true
nmnt.sys present on the system: true
An error occurred while installing the NPF driver (0x00000430)
Please contact the WinPcap Team <[email protected]> including the file .. WinPcap\install.log
The installation will now continue anyway.
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I can start rpcapd.exe server manually
generating DOS window message:
Press CTRL + C to stop the server ...
but this time Wireshark fails to identify any interface ( network card installed, 3G usb dongle modem supporting network interface installed and running to get Internet access)
Previously I have installed Wireshark 1 ...
Asked: 2018-02-24 21:11:18 +0000
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Last updated: Feb 24 '18
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