Eriks Dobelis

Check out with latest commit if the issue is fixed. If it is not fixed, please, add Windows version, and output from show_interfaces()

@jklahn scapy3k used to be working only on Windows 8+, but, currently, it works on Windows 7, too. Which specific error are you referring to?

Sure I meant :)

Add, please, get_if_list() output, and conf.iface value. I have a Windows 7 machine with freshly installed scapy from git and WinPcap. And it works, so this is not a generic...

What is the interface language for your Windows? Please, open powershell, execute: `Get-NetAdapter | select Name, ifIndex, InterfaceDescription, MacAddress` and paste the output here.

Not a general solution though. I need to get some ideas how to determine encoding in a general case. Posted a question on StackOverflow http://stackoverflow.com/questions/33936074/determine-default-windows-display-language-encoding-from-python

Actually, problem seems much more complex than expected. Extensive googling and question on StackOverflow did not bring a result. Also, I cannot reproduce the issue. I am on Windows 10....

Actually I have found a solution. Please check with latest code from git.

Well, at least it works without exception now. For somebody interested in fixing this - StackOverflow link above has detailed answer on powershell and string encodings.

No issue fix currently in schedule. I don't have non-English Windows to test on. Patches are welcome. You use GitHub version or pip version?