my usb wireless adapter cant go in monitor mode

[STNSLW]

Hello guys i really need ur help in 5 hours i couldnt find a solution on my problem so i hope here someone can help me.. so the problem is that i bought DLINK GO-USB-N150 wireless adapter so i can be able to do wpa/wpa2/wep stuffs there is 2 links with snapshots on my problem i tried in kali 2.0 and kali 1.1.0 same thing happens

: http://i.imgur.com/QVQBSDf.jpg?1
: http://i.imgur.com/FwgtDvK.jpg?1

[duxim]

this post is about how to enable monitor mode in Kali 2.0
https://forums.kali.org/showthread.p...n-Kali-Linux-2

[Tritium]

Have you done this?:

ifconfig wlan0
airmon-ng check kill
ifconfig wlan0 up
airmon-ng start wlan0
airodump-ng wlan0mon

ifconfig should also show wlan0mon now where wlan0 used to be.

[STNSLW]

i think u havent even read what i wrote as u can see when i try iwconfig wlan0 mode monitor it shows an error and im asking how to fix it

[STNSLW]

no its not working that

[slaxd]

did you try
service network-manager restart
then
ifconfig
if new another card appears - it worked

sometimes restarting the network manager allows newly added usb cards to work when they dont after initial install - just a thought that works for me when a card i know works will not initialize

[STNSLW]

no i tried that and its not working..

[STNSLW]

okay so none knows how to fix that?

[LogicXz]

okay so none knows how to fix that?

I looked into this, and it is quite possible that this USB adapter does not support certain operations on Linux platforms. Best bet is to ditch D-Link alltogether and go with a TP LINK. I personally use this one and can vouch for it's working right out of the box. I can use aircrack, reaver etc. Good luck.

http://www.amazon.com/TP-LINK-TL-WN7...reless+adapter