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I had this issue in two different laptops and I could not find a proper answer till now. My wifi was going well until I decided to run a live version of kali and play there a little bit. I used aircrack-ng (and of course turned the monitor mode on and off again) but when I boot back to windows I can not connect to any wifi networks. It shows all nearby networks but it would not connect to any.

I made sure that monitor mode is turned off and it is back to managed mode. I turned wlan down and up again using ifconfig wlan0 down ,ifconfig wlan0 up, uninstalled the driver on windows and reinstalled it again but in vain.

The weird thing is that wlan is working fine on Kali Linux and I can connect to any networks, switch between monitor and managed mode smoothly but when I run back to windows I cannot connect.

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  • You using Kali and you being unable to connect to a network isn't related. Something else is going on.
    – Ramhound
    Aug 14, 2016 at 13:04
  • @ramhound Thanks for your help but the same thing happens on two different devices just after doing that makes me think it's strongly related
    – Abood Nour
    Nov 6, 2016 at 13:24

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