Mode:Managed Access Point: Not-Associated Tx-Power=20 dBm Also, the driver disappears after restarting, and I have to run the commands again and reinstall to get the NIC to show up in iwconfig again. I downloaded it from, extracted it to ~/Desktop and ran the following commands: $ cd desktopĪfter these commands, my wireless NIC seems to be recognized (see iwconfig output below), but I can't see any available wireless networks. I found this video on Google which suggested I install the compatible wireless driver. Ethernet works fine, and I can connect to wireless networks normally from Windows running on the same machine. I installed Kali Linux on my Sony Vaio laptop (model number SVF142C1WW), but I had no wireless out of the box.
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