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Anyhow, I tried various versions and combinations of usbpcap, npcap, and win10pcap. I also uninstalled VMWare as it added several virtual network adapters and a bridge that I thought may be causing problems. I've reinstalled the latest drivers from Panda for the wifi adapter. It's a Lenovo laptop running Win 10 1809.
So I had to reinstall Windows 10 on my laptop, and proceeded to break a working wifi monitoring setup.
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