Wi-Fi network card for HP laptop-15-bs0xx

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thim94darzi -
bazfile Posted messages 58539 Registration date Status Moderator Last intervention - 24 Dec 2017 at 21:39

bonjour j'ai refait mon nouveau ordinateur portable en windows 7 intégrale 32 bits tous les pilotes sont installés sauf le wifi j'ai fait un diagnostic on me dit que c'est une REALTEK 8723DE wireless lan 802.11n pci-e nic. peut-on m'aider cordialement pour le driver :)

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bazfile Posted messages 58539 Registration date Status Moderator Last intervention 20 288

Hello,
See HERE.

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kaneagle Posted messages 86301 Registration date Status Moderator Last intervention 14 692

Hello,

Try this one --> Realtek

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1. thim94darzi
  
  I'll try cordially otherwise I'll be forced to buy a USB wifi :/
  
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2. thim94darzi
  
  He should do like for the pavilions and put Asus wifi cards. ^^
  
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3. Judge_DT Posted messages 27651 Registration date Status Moderator Last intervention 10 015 > thim94darzi
  
  There have never been any "Asus" Wi-Fi cards at HP...
  
  They have always used RealTek or Ralink, like everyone else...
  
  Asus doesn't actually manufacture Wi-Fi cards that are more specific than others; the chips are mostly made by RealTek or Ralink, so... it doesn't change anything.
  
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4. thim94darzi
  
  Yes, it works well on my other HP Pavilion 17p computer with an ASUS 802.11n network card as a driver :)
  
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5. thim94darzi
  
  I have installed the driver, restarted the computer, but nothing happens...
  
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Answer 3 / 4
thim94darzi

Hello, I already did it, it doesn't detect the Wi-Fi even though it has Wi-Fi. I also checked with DriverPack in the PC info. Best regards.
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1. bazfile Posted messages 58539 Registration date Status Moderator Last intervention 20 288
  
  Your driver is available on the HP website see HERE or on the Realtek website.
  
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2. thim94darzi
  
  If you could find the driver for me please because I looked on HP and there's only for Windows 10 64 bits and on the Realtek site, it cannot be found in downloads.
  
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3. Judge_DT Posted messages 27651 Registration date Status Moderator Last intervention 10 015 > thim94darzi
  
  Can you provide the details of your configuration?
  
  Because in my opinion, your system shouldn’t be 32-bit but 64-bit.
  
  Moreover, using a 32-bit system today, unless the hardware doesn’t support 64-bit, is a bit... "foolish" since 32-bit is becoming more and more "forgotten" or "avoided" and especially, is increasingly less supported. You will soon be troubled by one software or another that no longer supports it and requires 64-bit.
  
  This is the case for many browsers, little by little, in particular.
  
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4. thim94darzi
  
  Set up an x86 system
  
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5. Judge_DT Posted messages 27651 Registration date Status Moderator Last intervention 10 015 > thim94darzi
  
  If you installed Windows in 32-bit, that's normal.
  
  But your processor probably supports 64-bit.
  
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bazfile Posted messages 58539 Registration date Status Moderator Last intervention 20 288

Was your PC originally running Windows 10? Why did you switch to Windows 7?

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1. thim94darzi
  
  Yes, he was on Windows 10, but I prefer Windows 7 ✌
  
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  1. Judge_DT Posted messages 27651 Registration date Status Moderator Last intervention 10 015 > thim94darzi
    
    If it happens, the drivers for W7 might not even exist.
    
    A product originally sold for W10 is designed to work on W10, not an earlier system.
    
    Let's add that, on top of that, it was supposed to be 64 bits and you installed a 32-bit system, so that doesn't help.
    
    In short, in the end, just nonsense...
    
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2. thim94darzi
  
  Can someone help me activate my Wi-Fi?
  
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3. bazfile Posted messages 58539 Registration date Status Moderator Last intervention 20 288
  
  Yes, he was on Windows 10 but I prefer Windows 7.
  
  I suspected it a bit, so switching from Windows 10 to Windows 7 is a big mistake, not to say a huge folly. Your PC is made up of recent components, so I think there are no compatible drivers for Windows 7 for your WiFi network card. You have no choice but to go back to Windows 10 because Windows 7 is the past, and if you don't move forward, you go backward, right? ;)
  
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