Get an error when trying to install the driver for my wireless adapter

Hello,
Yesterday I got my desktop fixed because, as the guy said, the HDD stopped working so I got an SSD. He also gave me a new network card because supposedly my old one wasn't working anymore.
At first it was fine and I was reinstalling all applications, but after like half an hour the signal dropped out and I lost connection. After a minute, I got it back but the connection was really slow. I restarted my computer and the same thing happened.
First I tried putting my old card in but the computer froze like it did before I got it fixed, so I put in the new card and tried reinstalling the Drivers and when I was installing it, I got a message saying make sure the network adapter is plugged in. I turned off my computer, took it out and put it back again, the driver installed fine but when I restarted the computer as it prompted me to do so, it said the network card isn't connected again.
Is it a problem with the network card or the driver? Or could it be the motherboard?

Is your MoBo LAN not working?
Is your MoBo LAN disabled?

Hi what's the make and model of the network card? try going to the manufacture support site to see if they have an updated driver.

Megahertz07 said:

Is your MoBo LAN not working?
Is your MoBo LAN disabled?

I've checked that and it's enabled, but I am talking about a wireless network card, sorry I am not the best with terms

oscer1 said:

Hi what's the make and model of the network card? try going to the manufacture support site to see if they have an updated driver.

tenda w322p+ wireless pci adapter is the card I am using and can I download the driver on my laptop and transfer it via a USB?

Try this.
Go to device manager and uninstall / remove the card driver. Reboot, with the LAN connected and let it search for a driver on the net.

Megahertz07 said:

Try this.
Go to device manager and uninstall / remove the card driver. Reboot, with the LAN connected and let it search for a driver on the net.

What do you mean by having the lan connected?

TactX said:

oscer1 said:

Hi what's the make and model of the network card? try going to the manufacture support site to see if they have an updated driver.

tenda w322p+ wireless pci adapter is the card I am using and can I download the driver on my laptop and transfer it via a USB?

Yes you can do that

TactX said:

Megahertz07 said:

Try this.
Go to device manager and uninstall / remove the card driver. Reboot, with the LAN connected and let it search for a driver on the net.

What do you mean by having the lan connected?

Use the wired connection to search the WEB

oscer1 said:

TactX said:

oscer1 said:

Hi what's the make and model of the network card? try going to the manufacture support site to see if they have an updated driver.

tenda w322p+ wireless pci adapter is the card I am using and can I download the driver on my laptop and transfer it via a USB?

Yes you can do that

I have tried it and I still get the same error, does that mean the card is faulty, or possibly my motherboard?