No network drivers after clean install

[trl75]

Hi I wonder if anyone can help?
After a clean install I cannot setup the machine it hangs with "no network drivers found" does anyone know how I can load the Realtek drivers for the network?
Manythanks

 

[DelJo63]

Load them to a thumbdrive on another system first

 

[MaikuTech]

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These tools should give you the right information, in cpu-z check the mobo tab.
Next google or bing the mobo model name it gives you and go the manufacturers website.

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[johnbauer528]

Download drivers from your PC/Laptop maker's website. And install manually.

I had the same issues; I connected my smartphone to my laptop through USB tethering and visited the website. Chose the drivers and then downloaded them and installed them. Problem Solved.

 

[rickydoge]

You need to download the missing drivers from another PC and copy/install the driver setup via USB, Clean install will delete all the drivers for your PC except if you reinstall windows via recovery media made for the specific PC

 

[raysosher]

You can easily download the network adapter and install it. Go to your laptops official website and download the network driver and install it. After that restart your laptop and see if the network come again or not. Remember you have to install the correct driver or there is no chance that your network will ever come back.