I freshly installed the parrot os in my HP laptop which was running on Windows 10 before. But i can’t find any options to enable wifi and there is no option fo it, i can only find wired connections in top right button, please help me to fix this issue.
What version of Parrot are you running?
Version -4.4
Architecture - x86-64
4.18.0-parrot20-amd64
What method did you use to install Parrot? Debian Standard
Configured to multiboot with other systems? yes
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This is real bug LOL
Mate try to open setting / control
And see if not
Can you really have driver (if using external hardware for WiFi)
Or inbuilt wifi adaptor
If really have plz open airgeddon (weird but wanted to check that scan or not
Possible graphic error or Mate DE error as hope)
After opening airgeddon you get wireless adaptor option
If yes then send screenshot so we see which hardware it is
Devs Working so they are bisy
And i am noob , so i have no idea possible there is other way
Can you try airgeddon
I just wanted to know that hardware mounted or not
By scan it via script
In terminal type airgeddon or wifite
If they show you your woreless hardware (and best is if wifite is start then it is mounted just not showing option in MATE DE) service network-manager restart nmcli networking on
First, sory for my bad english. I am having problem with wifi adapter and network manager. Every time i run “Fern wifi cracker " and select interface” wlan0 " - it kill my network manager,and program cant detect any network… Restart in terminal dont make diference. Only restart pc. If it is any cure for this , i am listening. Thanks.
maybe type
ip a
&
airmon-ng
airmon-ng interface_name start or airmon-ng start interface_name
airodump-ng interface_name
if you see any network… it means your wifi work…
and try to downgrade your Parrot… if wifi not work properly…
You could also just use the hardware lister application you find under menu>system tools…it shows all the various functional components (pci, net devices/interfaces, cpu, bios) with information on each. If the wireless device is installed it should appear there with a note on saying “disabled”, if you still can’t find it you should make sure the device is properly installed.
Also I notice @gustavo7845 I notice the second of the network devices your lshw shows is an ethernet interface though its logical name shows it is connect by usb so in your commands you might try substuting “usb0” for “wlan(*)”. I assuming there is a usb device in the picture? yes?
We could and see of a OS service problem with “systemctl --failed” and “dmesg” (need root priveledge on both)