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04-15-2018 09:04 AM
Product: 15-r086TU
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 7 (32-bit)
Opareting seytem: Windows 7 (32BIT)
Model: HP 15-r086TU
Hi, everone when I write the (NETSH WLAN show drivers) commend on my CMD it show me there is no wireless interface on this system .
This is my device managers screenshoot:
Please give me solution for this problem, as I am a very new user on my PC.
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04-15-2018 01:43 PM
Hi
Use the HIDDEN tab.
This short script is to gather information on some parts of your system
OS, Networking Hardware and Software etc.
Copy and paste the section between the ~~~~ lines, into NotePad.
Save as CF4.bat somewhere easily accessible. Double click to Run
Then run as Administrator to create the output files if desired.
The output files can be edited to remove SENSITIVE details before posting.
Delete the output files immediately after use.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
@ECHO OFF
systeminfo
PowerShell -Command "Get-NetAdapter"
PowerShell -Command "Get-NetAdapter -Name * | Format-Table -View Driver"
PowerShell -Command "GIP -Detailed"
PowerShell -Command "Test-NetConnection"
PAUSE
PowerShell -Command "Get-NetAdapter > C:\GNA.txt"
PowerShell -Command "Get-NetAdapter -Name * | Format-Table -View Driver > C:\GNB.txt"
PowerShell -Command "GIP -Detailed > C:\GNC.txt"
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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