My only concern is that Wireshark will blame Acryllic and Acryllic will blame wireshark so Ill be stuck in the middle. I have therefore sent an email to acryllic to see whether they feel this could be the cause of my wireshark issue. I do however note that some acrylic NDIS drivers still appear in the list of interfaces when I use administrator mode so I assume that their uninstall script is not perfect. I uninstalled this software - and npcap, rebooted and reinstalled npcap - still no change. Or, go to the Wireshark toolbar and select the red Stop button that's located next to the shark fin. Select File > Save As or choose an Export option to record the capture. One of the other pcap based bits of software I use is Acryllic WiFi professional - it actually uses sharppcap Select the shark fin on the left side of the Wireshark toolbar, press Ctrl+E, or double-click the network. I have also tried updating to the latest npcap (1.5.0) with no change. However given that there was clearly an issue I tried removing both, rebooting and reinstalling npcap - no change. I had both winpcap and npcap installed because winpcap was installed by some other software and it has never been an issue in the past. Npcap was NOT installed with the option to restrict access to administrator. I've tried manually removing npcap and re-running the wireshark installation so that npcap is re-installed: Interfaces ARE detected if I run as Administrator or if I uninstall npcap I suspect this happened after an update - I am using Wireshark 3.4.6 on Windows 10 20H2 with all updates
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