Schneider SCL141 Laptop

Thank you for your response, as I couldn't really find anything concrete... and it was impossible to connect.. I managed to resolve it by installing a USB WiFi adapter.

Here is the link on Mega.. I found a set of driver files
https://mega.nz/file/XR4nCKLA#yzPO3_wblAYSuAN6IqkWkzaVe4XAan43Uv4hYBgWX4U

Intended for System32\Drivers store\Repository\...... there are 380
But I can't copy them to the destination, it rejects me every time due to permission issues...

It's progressing but there are still hurdles...

I can still contact support...

Thank you anyway, it's already a valuable help.

the one I downloaded was: https://mega.nz/file/TyRiwYgC#CthwwcIA1bT540s8YZl_zhnplkVNwgGNyNYZaR_wZUM

which contains setups and installation procedures,

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        a foreigner is a friend we haven't met yet.

Yes, indeed, I just downloaded it, it's different and seems more manageable, with the Setups... I will see how it goes.

I also read on the Hardware site, if I understand correctly, some have installed a more recent 64-bit Win 10 there... but all of this is full of problems... we could spend the whole year on it. And even some Linux...

It's quite heavy and lengthy to tackle a widely used machine that we don't know.

Just like when you receive a new machine, you should back up the initial environment right away, which, if imperfect, still works.

Then, reinstall a brand new W10 and try to install the drivers from the second zip, determining their type based on the PCI\VEN..... hardware code, at which point you can differentiate whether they're for the graphics card, sound, network, etc., and thus try the drivers of the same type that you have. Since you can install many that don't fit, you need to set aside those that correspond. After many attempts, if you have a satisfactory configuration, reinstall Windows and the appropriate drivers, then back up that environment ;-)

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Ok, everything is working, thanks to you and your last link from Mega... You need to unzip it in a folder and run the "Install" script... It's a bit long, but the peripherals come out of the shadows one by one and everything works...

-- I tried the microSDs, I tried a 128 GB EVO in full and in 2x64 GB, it is not recognized... it’s recognized from 32GB onwards... however, it doesn't want to format them. I had to do it on another PC...(???)

-- On the other hand, I wanted to make a backup from CDlive or USBlive, with Acronis 2017... the boot goes through, the UEFI seems okay (it asks me for a choice) then it starts and crashes...

Do you have any suggestions for making this backup Win 10 32bit UEFI 32, preferably on CD/USBlive, since I don't want to add software on the NAND disk..??

To back up my system disk, I boot from a USB drive with Windows Live.

I use the W10 live ISO CD from Malekal that is placed on a USB: https://www.malekal.com/creer-live-cd-malekal-depanner-ordinateur/

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OK, thanks.. And do you do this on this same type of PC..?? because at my place it doesn't even want to boot with that key I have as well...

I have the UEFI secure IA32..... V.1.1.51 that I'm a bit suspicious of... Malekal must have a 64..? I admit that these secure setups seem a bit made to annoy people... The choices aren't really Open.

- I understood why my Acronis Live refuses to work... it's the BitLocker that it doesn't support... So it would need to be disabled... to be able to do a Backup; after decompressing... Almost impossible, the SSD doesn't have enough space...

You may not have this BitLocker on yours..?? otherwise, I'll let it live as it is..

A+++

Yes, alright, since this is a low-end little laptop, but quite convoluted..! I'm not going to make a big deal out of it either; with a Windows 10--32bit and your driver file, I'll bring it back to life in a few hours... or nights... Anyway, I will stop my quest for the Grail here and mark the topic as resolved...

For your information, I've noticed on this PC a very long and highly variable access time... Between 87 mb/s and 0.5 mb/s, without being bad... Strange... it’s a Biwin SSD soldered in BGA on the motherboard.