Lost wifi drivers!

Laptops Herobook Pro
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Hi guys,
since I first started the herobook pro I received days ago I had problems with the connection of the wifi… I don’t know that to do, I remember it was a Realtek rtl8273b wireless lan 802.11 driver. Now I can’t find it even in “Device Manager”. It’s disappeared…How can I solve please? It’s urgent…
Thank you very much

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Hi
use http://www.drivereasy.com ( instal driver in manual mode , it’s free)
or install Windows 102004 may update in 3rd partitions.

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You can try to use the “Driver sweeper” to remove the realtek drivers, and then it should appear in the device manager as an unknown or wireless device.

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Thank you for your help … But I’m afraid to delete the drivers! Just yesterday I seem to have updated via Driver Booster Realtek Bluetooth driver that made me completely disappear the drivers, I don’t know why, of the network card! I solved it only by returning to a previous restore point …
So what could I do? I noticed that just bought and turned on, it connected well to the home wifi network. After a few updates etc, he started telling me “Unable to connect to this network” instead the phone’s network connects … How is that possible? I made all the possible updates from windows update …

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Sorry, what do you mean with " install Windows 102004 may update in 3rd partitions."??

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Where can I find " Realtek RTL8723B wireless LAN 802.11n USB 2.0 network adapter" drivers???

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This can solve my problem??

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Installing RTL8723B driver? Perhaps, but you probably can’t find standalone driver, only in driverpacks or in drivers from chuwi http://www.mediafire.com/file/xhejuih3fc5ou35/8-wifi-sthwfw4169_20.100.0.4_g.rar/file

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Thank you…I tried but anything happened…Should I reinstall win10? Where can I download it?

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Yep, this is the easiest way to fix this.
[Herobook Pro] [Official Version] Chuwi Herobook Pro Drivers,Windows

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Thank you…I can see that there are almost 8GB of files to download! How is it possible? I’m trying with another version of windows 10, can this be a problem?

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Yes, you need to manually install all drivers and your problem can happen again.

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In fact, the problem happened again…I installed a win10 home version!! At the beginnin it was all fine then It started to disconnect itself continuously…I also tried to update the lan drivers manually with drivereasy. I don’t know how it is possible but if I’m near the router it doesn’t connect at all, as soon as I walk away and go to another room it can connect sometimes. How is this possible?

Also, Can I install the windows 10 with the link you gave me without losing all the apps I’ve already installed in?
Thanks again

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This is driver \ settings problem.

No, with this files you can make only clear setup.

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You can also disable driver updates to make sure that this never happens again.

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So, in summary, should I again install Windows and then disable updates? But wouldn’t this compromise the functioning of the computer? It seems like a huge joke on this computer … I think I’ll refund it this way.

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Yes, you need to reinstall original windows from chuwi. Don’t connect to wi-fi until you disable updates.
You can still update windows if you need, but not network drivers.

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Thank you, how can I update windows without updating network drivers? Do you mean without using Windows Update?

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Oh, I forgot that the home version doesn’t have all Windows features and you need a different type of disabling updates :sweat:. So, first of all you need to enable gpedit.msc
https://www.itechtics.com/enable-gpedit-windows-10-home/#:~:text=Open%20the%20Run%20dialog%20by,gpedit%20in%20Windows%2010%20Home.
Then you need to edit the policy to “freeze” your drivers version.

  1. Find device hardware ID
    In Device Manager, right-click on the device, choose Properties , then in the Details tab set Property to Hardware Ids and copy the displayed id.
  2. Block driver update for that device
  • Run gpedit.msc
  • Go to Local Computer Policy → Computer Configuration → Administrative Templates → System → Device Installation → Device Installation Restrictions
  • Double-click on Prevent installation of devices that match any of these device IDs and set it to Enabled.
  • Click the Show button to launch the dialog titled “Prevent installation of devices that match any of these Device IDs”.
  • Paste into Value the copied hardware-id for the device.
  • Click OK until finished.

Now you can install updates with default updater without problems unless Microsoft manages to break this option.

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oh si, eso es genial.