WiFi USB is recognized, but the app doesn't show any available network

[BenjaminStonawski]

Hello there! I installed this utility on my Early 2015 MacBook Pro running macOS Ventura. I'm using a TP-Link WN823Nv2 WiFi USB adapter. After installing the app, the utility recognizes the adapter but doesn't show any available network (shown in the screenshots below). I also tried to manually enter the WiFi network and connect via WPS, but none worked either. What could be the issue? Thank you for your answer in advance!

[chris1111]

Try turn Off and On? Also check your router

[BenjaminStonawski]

Yes, I tried to restart the Mac several times and tried different USB ports also. There are more WiFi routers in the area (2-3) but none of them are showing up.

[chris1111]

First time seeing this you are certainly using OCLP?

[BenjaminStonawski]

Yes, I'm using OpenCore Patcher. Maybe should I try to reinstall root patches?

[chris1111]

Uninstall this utility Reboot Mac OS then try the one dedicated for OpenCore users

[BenjaminStonawski]

I tried that but same error occurred. I even tried to reinstall root patches and update OpenCore but didn't fix the issue either.

[chris1111]

Check your config.plist, some thing wrong probably enter in conflicts with the utility because I have no issue same adapter from 10.15 to macOS 15

[BenjaminStonawski]

What could conflict? Are there any specific boot-args that need to be added?

[BenjaminStonawski]

Does SIP need to be fully disabled? Because after entering "csrutil disable" Terminal app says "SIP status: unknown".