Wireshark时间列持续显示0值的解决方法咨询

DevOps 小满

2026-4-22

Hey there! Sorry to hear you're having trouble with Wireshark's time column showing nothing but zeros—let's go through some practical fixes that often resolve this issue:

Check your system/capture interface time sync
Wireshark relies on your system or network adapter's timestamping. First, make sure your computer's system time is set correctly and synced. Then try restarting the capture interface (stop and start capturing again) or switch to a different network interface to see if the problem follows.
Reset time display settings completely
You mentioned tweaking the View > Time Display Format, but sometimes just resetting to defaults works better. Right-click directly on the time column header, select Reset to Default, then reselect your preferred time format (like "Local Time" or "Seconds Since Capture Start").
Verify capture file integrity (if opening saved files)
If this happens with a saved capture file instead of live traffic, the file might be corrupted. Try recapturing fresh traffic, or use Wireshark's File > Verify Integrity tool to check if the file has any issues.
Update Wireshark to the latest stable version
Older Wireshark builds can have bugs related to timestamp handling. Grab the latest stable release, install it, and see if the zero-time issue goes away.
Adjust network adapter timestamp settings
Some network cards support hardware timestamping, which can misbehave if misconfigured. Go to Wireshark's capture options, select your active adapter, click Options, and toggle between hardware and software timestamping options to test which works.