Morsmalleo

> Where do you think is the problem? Should I install the MinGW.sh package in the Thefatrat folder? No it doesn't matter where you run it, it will install the...

> > Where do you think is the problem? Should I install the MinGW.sh package in the Thefatrat folder? > > You'll need to fully uninstall TheFatRat > > ```shell...

> okey, thank you. I waiting. You'll need to fully uninstall TheFatRat ```zsh rm -rf TheFatRat ``` And then locate the symlinks for TheFatRat with command below ```zsh cd /usr/local/sbin...

Obtain TheFatRat again ```zsh git clone https://GitHub.com/Screetsec/TheFatRat ``` Delete my MinGW.sh file and obtain the updated one ```zsh wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Morsmalleo/TheFatRat-MinGW-fix/main/MinGW.sh ``` Run the MinGW file ```zsh ./MinGW.sh ``` After it...

Don't install in `usr/local/sbin` directory we only needed to delete symlinks from there.

> I changed the data in the sourceslist file, which codes should I write in it? Bro I never told you to touch your `sources.list`! Don't touch things if you...

This should have been fixed Ages ago, I'm not sure why it's happening... @peterpt

I'll run everyone through the manual way of doing this, copy the quick use commands from below to do it correctly **Step 1:** Create a Deb.list file touch deb.list #...

For the record this issue was solved ages ago with updates to the coding, so I'm not sure why it's come back up again, I'll recreate the issue on a...

You haven't followed all the instructions properly, you are missing the Pubkeys, follow the steps below - git clone https://GitHub.com/Morsmalleo/Kali-Jessie-Keys - mv Kali-Jessie-Keys/{debian-archive-jessie-automatic.gpg,debian-archive-jessie-security-automatic.gpg,debian-archive-jessie-stable.gpg} /etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d - apt-get update && apt-get install...