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The thread discusses a user experiencing network connectivity issues after installing Windows, with missing drivers causing the problem. The community suggests that the installation media might be corrupted and recommends downloading a clean ISO file for a fresh install. Ultimately, the user resolves the issue through an alternative method, ending the thread on a positive note.
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I just installed windows on my laptop, but for some reason it can't connect wireless, or with lan cable. i did a W7F diagnostic, i really hope someone here can help me.

I found that i am missing these drivers http://i.imgur.com/e5yHArx.png
 

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Sounds like the install was corrupted in some way. How are you installing windows?
 

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Like I said, the install media might be corrupted. Where did you get your ISO?
 

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Use this link for a clean ISO download.....just make sure you have the right version/bit type for you PC.

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This should get the windows generic drivers installed so you can get on the web and download all your necessary drivers.
 

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