The wireleaa card is the one named as "Microsoft" (it's a complicated story, I think I explained why it's like that on Vista in some previous email on WinPcap-users or WinPcap-bugs).
Thank you for the quick responce. I get the list of adapters that are inbuilt in the system. Below is how it shows me on the command prompt (I am running my application in elevated mode).
No. :2 ==> Broadcom NetXtreme Gigabit Ethernet Driver.
I suppose listing of wireless cards is not happening. Am I using the right release? I have compiled the npf.sys and placed it under /system32/drivers folder and packet.dll under windows/system folder.
The same application works fine in XP. Kindly advice.
What is the list of adapters that you get?
I successfully compiled the npf driver and the packet library. I wrote a small application to list down the adapters present. I am facing an issue here where in I observed that only Atheros based card are not getting listed. Is this a known issue? Is there is a solution to this problem?
I am able to list all micosoft and broadcom based cards. Please help me to get some resolution to above matter.
Thanks a lot Gianluca  I will surely have a look at wcap.dll code.
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