[URGENT] Windows could not find a driver for your network adapter

[SeeWhyAnEyeSee]

I had to reinstall windows because it had started to freeze a lot.

Now I can't connect to wired/wireless network. This has been going on for a week or more and is really frustrating.

I'm posting this from a windows xp and I'll have to return it by tomorrow so I want to download the needed drivers asap. Please help me I have to connect to the internet as I'm working on a project currently.

I tried installing Intel WinPRO 64-bit but it says No intel Adapters are present in this computer.

On Device manager I have 8 driver with a yellow triangle.

Let me know what to do and I'll reply asap.

dxdiag 64-bit

System Manufacturer: Fujitsu
System Model: LIFEBOOK LH532

***UPDATE***
I downloaded wireless driver and installed it and now I'm getting a different error while troubleshooting, it says "Wireless capability is turned off."

***2nd update***
The problem was caused by a hardware switch, which is now fixed. But I still have a question.

Some features isn't working with my hotkeys. I can adjust the volumes but I can't adjust the brightness.

 

[vrumor]

Honestly how do you expect anyone to help you when you dont even give the model # of your laptop. Do you want us to guess? Or better yet, go to www.fujitsu.com and find it yourself. You have to give information if you want help with your problem.

 

[SeeWhyAnEyeSee]

Honestly how do you expect anyone to help you when you dont even give the model # of your laptop. Do you want us to guess? Or better yet, go to www.fujitsu.com and find it yourself. You have to give information if you want help with your problem.

Sorry, it's been updated.

 

[SeeWhyAnEyeSee]

You're going to have to determine the model number of the laptop. Once you do that, you might find drivers on the Fujitsu website. If not, look for detailed specifications for the laptop that will identify the hardware. From there, you'll have to search for the drivers for each and every piece of hardware in the laptop.

Hi I just did that but I still can't detect/connect to wireless networks.
Thread has been updated.