Error in VirtualBox while adding USB adapter for Kali Linux (Wireless Adapter: Panda PAU06) [closed]











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I think there is a driver missing from my computer because I do the same steps to add Wireless adapter to my college computer and it works fine.



Error while attaching the wireless adapter to the Virtual Box



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I think there is a driver missing from my computer because I do the same steps to add Wireless adapter to my college computer and it works fine.



Error while attaching the wireless adapter to the Virtual Box



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closed as off-topic by a_horse_with_no_name, James Z, DavidW, Pang, Will Nov 12 at 14:15


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I think there is a driver missing from my computer because I do the same steps to add Wireless adapter to my college computer and it works fine.



Error while attaching the wireless adapter to the Virtual Box



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virtualbox kali-linux







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I think there is a driver missing from my computer because I do the same steps to add Wireless adapter to my college computer and it works fine.



Error while attaching the wireless adapter to the Virtual Box



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