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Thanks guys, and the graphics help. &nbsp;I&quot;m all squared away.
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Thanks guys, and the graphics help.  I"m all squared away.

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I've got this version installed on an Win7 Pro laptop and a Win XP Pro SP3 desktop. On the XP desktop when I start the app I get this msg displayed &quot;Waiting for capture input data&quot;. &nbsp;On the Win7 laptop I see the traffic right away.<br />
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Why am I seeing this on the XP desktop? &nbsp;Once I stop the capture the traffic is displayed.
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I've got this version installed on an Win7 Pro laptop and a Win XP Pro SP3 desktop. On the XP desktop when I start the app I get this msg displayed "Waiting for capture input data".  On the Win7 laptop I see the traffic right away.

Why am I seeing this on the XP desktop?  Once I stop the capture the traffic is displayed.

Wireshark v 1.4.4 - Waiting for caputre input data?

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