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Revision 4
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BigFatCat
updated 2023-12-31 10:17:19 +0000

Windows

  • Control Panel
  • System
  • Advanced System Settings
  • Environment Variables
  • Locate the section user variables for x (x is the current Windows user)
  • Create a new variable with the name WIRESHARK_CONFIG_DIR
  • Create a value for WIRESHARK_CONFIG_DIR by using browse. Locate or create a new folder for your Wireshark profiles.
  • Click OK to accept the values.

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BTW, DON'T FORGET TO BACKUP THIS FOLDER.

Revision 3
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BigFatCat
updated 2023-12-31 10:12:18 +0000

Windows

  • Control Panel
  • System
  • Advanced System Settings
  • Environment Variables
  • Locate the section user variables for x (x is the current Windows user)
  • Create a new variable with the name WIRESHARK_CONFIG_DIR
  • Create a value for WIRESHARK_CONFIG_DIR by using browse. Locate or create a new folder for your Wireshark profiles.
  • Click OK to accept the values.

Sorry, I don't have enough points to upload an image.

BTW, DON'T FORGET TO BACKUP THIS FOLDER.
Revision 2
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BigFatCat
updated 2023-12-31 10:03:05 +0000

Windows

  • Windows = Control Panel
  • System
  • Panel - System Advanced System Settings
  • Settings - Environment Variables
  • Locate the section user variables Variables User variable for x (x x(x is the thw current Windows user)
  • Create user) - create a new variable with the name WIRESHARK_CONFIG_DIR
    • WIRESHARK_CONFIG_DIR"
  • - Create a value for WIRESHARK_CONFIG_DIR "WIRESHARK_CONFIG_DIR" by using browse. Locate or clicking browse and locate the local directory where you want to store the profiles. You can also create a new folder for your Wireshark profiles.
  • Click too. -Cick OK to accept the values.
value

Sorry, I don't have enough points to upload an image.

Revision 1
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BigFatCat
answered 2023-12-31 09:53:26 +0000

Windows = Control Panel - System System Advanced System Settings - Environment Variables Variables User variable for x(x is thw current Windows xxxx (Windows currrent user) - create a new variable WIRESHARK_CONFIG_DIR" - "WIRESHARK_CONFIG_DIR" Create a value for "WIRESHARK_CONFIG_DIR" by clicking browse and locate the local directory where you want to store the profiles. You can also create a new folder too. -Cick profiles. Click OK to accept the value

Sorry, I don't have enough points to upload an image.