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Instructions

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First try installing driversfrom the standard operating system. Press the Win key to open the Start menu. Right-click on the "My Computer" field and go to "Properties".

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Now open the "Device Manager" menu and locate the network adapter among other hardware. Right-click the adapter name and select the "Update drivers" option.

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Because your computer is not connected to the Internet, select the manual installation method. Specify the directory with the drivers located on the drive from which you installed Windows. If the system detects suitable files, they will be integrated automatically.

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Unfortunately, this method does not always lead to the desired result. If your computer uses an integrated network adapter, try updating the drivers from the disk for the motherboard.

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Insert the specified DVD into your computer's drive andWait until the program starts automatically. Now select the driver package for the network card. If there is no such item, update the files for the chipset and all secondary devices.

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If you are using a discrete network cardRare model, take care of finding drivers for this device beforehand. If you have already reinstalled the operating system, use any other computer to access the Internet.

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Write down the name of the network card and open the sitecompany that produces these devices. Download the required drivers and update them in the manner specified in the first step of this article. Create a backup driver database using Driver Pack Solution. This will in the future quickly install all the drivers for your computer.

Tip 2: How to install the network card driver

If your computer is very "slow" at startup,and after starting the icon of two computers with an exclamation mark appears in the lower left corner, this means that you do not have a network connection or a network card driver installed. The network card driver must be installed even if you do not intend to use it. Otherwise, the computer will hang regularly and there will be serious disruptions in the programs.

Instructions

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Find the "My Computer" icon, right-click on the icon, select "device manager" in the drop-down menu. A window appears in which you will see the word "network cards".

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Right-click on the word "network"fees ". Select Update Driver. The Hardware Update Wizard appears. Here it is offered to automatically install the driver. Leave everything as it is and do not press anything. Next, attention, insert a driver disk in the drive, which you must have (it usually comes bundled with the purchase of a computer). Now click "next". There is a search for drivers. After the program has found the driver, you will be prompted to select the correct driver. Select, click "Next". The driver will be installed. When finished, close the installation wizard. Restart the computer and then configure the network connection.

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Doug option. If there is no driver disk, you need to go to the Internet from another computer and find the required driver. Download the downloaded driver for the network card driver to your computer. Remember the place where you copied the driver. Do the steps described in the first method. Only now in the Hardware Update Wizard, select the "Install from a Specified Location" option. Click "Next".

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Check the box next to "include the next place of search". And through the "Browse" button, select the location where the copied network card driver was saved. Click Next. The driver will be installed.