PROBLEMS WITH WICD , NO WIRLESS EXTENTION pls HELP

HI Guys , im obviously new at this and i really need help

i just installed bt5 r3 on my pc side by side with win 7 , i use a realtek 8191se adapter
when i open wicd and try to connect , at first i get *could not connect to wicd's D bus interface. check the wicd log for error messages so also tried dpkg-reconfigure wicd then update-rc.d wicd defaults and i didnt get the message since.

now when i try to connect i see no wifi list , so i unpluge the usb wifi adapter and plug it back , refresh then a list appears ,
i select my home conection insert the correct password and gives me bad password , i refresh again the list is gone , i have to unplug and plug ..........same poo

when i run lsusb my adapter is there rtl8191se

i only installed the driver on win 7 do i need to install it on bt5 too? if yes please tell how to

when i run iwconfig

i get lo no wirless extention ,

i tried to put wlan0 up , says .....not allowed no interface ......

2days trying to fix it and i just cant , guys pls help , Thank you

pleasee have a look and comment

Colud you please post the output of : iwconfig? ifconfig -a?
The pic is too small, I can't see it....

thank you for you help

sorry struggling to put all the text in on thread , im attaching a doc 'txt' i hope you can read it

one more think , on wicd preferences , it is set to wlan0

and

airmon-ng

Interface Chipset Driver

wlan1 Atheros AR9285 ath9k - [phy0]

as u can see its on wlan1 , does it have to do with anything

puting interface on then the BAD PASSWORD message , thats what i get

plz HELP

.wlan0 = USB RTL8191su
wlan1 = Atheros

Are you using wep or wpa-wpa2?...

To run airodump-ng you need to be in monitor mode, to connect to an AP, you need to be in managed mode..No matter what interface you use. The 2 interfaces are independent from each other.

In your ,txt file, both wlan0 and wlan1 are in maneged mode, so now you can connect to an AP. Use any of the interfaces, just pick one in wicd.

If you want to audit wifi, I would use wlan1, since athk9 is fully supported by aircrack-ng..So just do this:
ifconfig wlan1 down
iwconfig wlan1 monitor mode
ifconfig wlan1 up
airodump-ng wlan1
It should start the airodump and start picking up APs.

Again, what kind of security are you using in AP: wep or wpa-wpa2...Some cards are having troubles with WPA-WPA2 and wicd.