Windows 10: i-life zed air no drivers at all Help

Take a very good look in the Reviews tab:

Sell the thing at the next possible yard sale, this company cannot possibly be on the up & up




Also about using Mediafire for drivers?

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WTF?

 

company's like this should never exist

 

1. In Windows Explorer right-click the HTML file and click Send To->Compressed (zipped) folder. This forum apparently doesn't allow HTML attachments.
2. Drag+drop the .zip file into your reply.

 

here you go
and thank you so much

 

You have a Intel Atom Z3735F, so you might be able to use Downloads for Intel® HD Graphics for Intel Atom® Processor Z3700 Series for the graphics drivers. But it seems like it doesn't work for some people.

Unfortunately HWiNFO doesn't show what drivers are missing. If you really want to pursue this, you'll have to either manually look up the device ID of every missing device or try your luck with a 3rd party driver scanner.

In the properties for the devices with missing drivers, go to the Details tab and select Hardware Ids. Then copy+paste the first entry (e.g. PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_24FD&SUBSYS_00508086&REV_78) into Google to see what device it corresponds to.

 

Alright I’ll go through these steps tomorrow
Can you just try to figure out what wifi driver is needed for it to work
I know I’m asking a lot but I don’t know stuff like this
I presume if i get the wifi to work all the other drivers will install from windows update
So I think it’s my only hope

 

guys i did some digging and i found that my wifi driver called "broadcom 802.11n wireless sdio adapter"
i downloaded the zip file and after extracting it gave a bunch of file with no exe application to install the actual driver
any help?

 

If you can find an .inf and a .cat driver for your device in those files, the driver will load. You can even turn Device Manager loose on these files on your behalf. Here's how1. Open Device Manager (Winkey+X: choose Device Manager from pop-up menu)
2. Double-click Network adapters
3. Right-click Broadcom 802.11n device
4. From pop-up menu, select "Update driver"
5. In update driver window, select "Browse my computer for driver software"
6. In browser for drivers window, click the browse button and select the folder where you unpacked the ZIP file
7. Click Next: If you're lucky the search function will find and install the right drivers for you. If not, you'll get some kind of error message such as "The best drivers for your device are already installed."If that happens post a screen capture of the error window here, and we'll figure something else out.
Thanks, and HTH,
--Ed--