PCIe Wifi card drivers lost and Windows does not reconise the card.  

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  1. StrobeGaming
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    PCIe Wifi card drivers lost and Windows does not reconise the card.


    Hello. I build this computer a year ago and upgraded slightly each time I had the chance. I upgraded to WINDOWS 10 and worked find for a while until my os corrupted and I then installed WINDOWS 7. I lost all my drivers but luckely i had the cds. But as I went to get my wifi card cd I couldnt find it. I tried looing everywhere but I couldnt find it. So i got my brothers laptop and googled my drivers but couldnt find them. Please help.

    *Extra info*
    On device manager i get the following values for the hardware ids
    PCI\VEN_1814&DEV_5392&SUBSYS_53921814&REV_00
    PCI\VEN_1814&DEV_5392&SUBSYS_53921814
    PCI\VEN_1814&DEV_5392&CC_028000
    PCI\VEN_1814&DEV_5392&CC_0280

    On multiple programs the device decription says "802.11n Wiresless LAN card"
    Manufacture: Ralink Technology,Corp"
    Please help asap. Can give more info if needed
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  3. torchwood
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    There are generic drivers allready on your comp.
    You just need to know what your actual version.

    On your problem device >> update >> browse >> let me pick >> UNCHECK show me compatible devices >>
    Scroll down to Railtek click on it, (there are 2) in the right hand box look for the 802.11 wireless card select

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  4. StrobeGaming
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    thanks for the reply but I can't find the checkbox that I have to click
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  6. StrobeGaming
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    I blue screened when I clicked the driver
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  7. torchwood
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    Hi Strob,
    Use system restore to revert.
    If you can find the ACTUALL make/model of the Ethernet controller and the wireless card you can download the drivers from the manufacturers site to a USB and update the drivers from that.

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  8. StrobeGaming
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    I reverted but can't find a specific name as on the box all it says is PCIe series wifi card 300mb/s
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  10. torchwood
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    Ok
    Try this intel link (Ralink 5392 pci card)
    It might also give you your ethernet controller one as well.

    https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rc...QrTIQjYsfq-Gdw

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  11. StrobeGaming
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    Unfortuanly that did not work.
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  12. StrobeGaming
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    Bump
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  13. derekimo
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    You can download from here, you have to give them a name and email,

    PCI/ mPCI / CB(RT2860/ RT2760/RT2790/ RT309X/ RT35X2/ RT539X/ RT3290/ MT7630) - MediaTek

    Mediatek bought Ralink so that's why that site is Mediatek.
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