Just did a reinstall of my computer and now I'm having some issues.

[DragsZombies]

I did a reinstall of my OS using the reinstall disk that came with my computer because of some performance issues with my pc...

Now Everything installed correctly, except 2 things, the USB 3.0 ports on both my motherboard and my PC Case, along with the Ghetto wireless adapter that came with it.

I originally bought a Ibuypower computer, which I had moved the components from the original case into a NZXT Phantom 410 and all was working fine until I did this reinstall.

My motherboard is a GA-78LMT-USB3

And the adapter is a 802.11 n WLAN according to the Device Manager(since I didn't know what or who made it)

I've used the driver disk that came with my motherboard and even tried ones on the internet and still nothing has fixed it. I'm positive it's not my motherboard causing issues since it was working fine beforehand. Probably just wrong drivers maybe? I dunno... Hopefully I can get this fixed soonn hmm?

 

[Dee Kay]

The specs for the GA-78LMT state that you have a Realtek LAN. Install the latest chipset drivers if you haven't already done so. Here is the link to the Gigabyte d/l page where both your LAN and USB3 drivers are listed.
http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=4305#driver

 

[DragsZombies]

The specs for the GA-78LMT state that you have a Realtek LAN. Install the latest chipset drivers if you haven't already done so. Here is the link to the Gigabyte d/l page where both your LAN and USB3 drivers are listed.
http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=4305#driver

I managed to fix this a while ago, used the disk that came with the motherboard since the ones on Gigabyte's website didn't work. Those worked just fine. Thanks for your input though.

 

[DragsZombies]

The specs for the GA-78LMT state that you have a Realtek LAN. Install the latest chipset drivers if you haven't already done so. Here is the link to the Gigabyte d/l page where both your LAN and USB3 drivers are listed.
http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=4305#driver

I managed to fix this a while ago, used the disk that came with the motherboard since the ones on Gigabyte's website didn't work. Those worked just fine. Thanks for your input though.