product name: hp g6 of museums, the network adapter does not exist
product name: hp g6 of museums, the window 7 32 bit
Product number: B0N80PA #UUF
Please HELP ME, I installed 32 bit Windows 7, previously I have window 7 64 bit one it was working fine, but now when I m install network controller, it prompted me that network card is not present or in some cases, he prompeted me that it will not match the minimum requiremnet, I searched it much, ultimately all website says what you ask in the forum of the manufacturer , and also also absent standard VGA graphics card I show u the window Device Manager:
due to what I cannot connect to the internet by cable or wifi... Help, please
Hello:
See if this graphics driver to W7 32-bit works.
Wireless and bluetooth driver this driver should work...
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