Hi felito14,

Please provide me the system model and the operating system installed so that I can help you in a better way.

Thanks & Regards
Manshu S
#iworkfordell

Thanks.

It's an Inspiron N5110, windows 7 32bit. Thanks alot

Hi felito14,

Please click the link mentioned below:

http://dell.to/17SLFcA

Select the Operating System installed and install Realtek RTL8111E-VB Gigabit Ethernet Controller.

For wireless, install the driver according to the wireless card installed on the system

Thanks & Regards
Manshu S
#iworkfordell

sorry but i did not find it for window 7 32 bit

Hi felito14,

You may install the driver for Windows 7 64-bit which is compatible with 32-bit version as well.

Thanks & Regards
Manshu S
#iworkfordell

when i try to install it , it say s that all files are unzipped.  and im still have the problem

i download the exact driver and still not working.

please i need help with this driver..  I've done everythig but i still have the problem,, please help me

windows 7 32-bit

inpiron n5110 

my wireless is not working. i tried everything, i think i may need a new laptop.

i you know anything about this problem please help me. thanks.

Hi felito14,

Once the files are unzipped, it should start the installation of the driver. Does that happen?

For wireless, you would need to install the wireless driver from the link mentioned in my previous post.

Please install the correct wireless driver according to the wireless card installed on the system. If you don't know the wireless card installed on the system, you may send me the service tag and the name listed on the account in a private message.

Also, you could try the wireless drivers one by one.

Open device manager to check the status of the devices for which drivers are installed.

• Click on the Windows 7 Start button.

• Type the following command in the search box and then hit the Enter key:

  devmgmt.msc 

Please provide the screenshot of the device manager.

Thanks & Regards
Manshu S
#iworkfordell

sorry i dont know hoe to screen shot this

 HI DELL-Manshu S

once the files are unzipped, it does nothing.

Hi felito14,

If the installation does not begin after the driver is unzipped, you would need to go the location(directory) where it is unzipped and perform the installation from there.

Example C:\Dell\Drivers

To provide the screenshot, open the device manger and click on the arrow next to Network adapters. Press PrntScr key on the keypad. Open Paint application by clicking Start > All programs > Accessories > Paint. Press CTRL + V to paste the picture on Paint. Save the picture on desktop.

Open this post and click "Use rich Formatting" attach the picture.

Thanks & Regards
Manshu S
#iworkfordell

i tried that, i went to C:/Dell/Drivers after the driver is unzipped and it did not work. this is what i got

Hi felito14,

I would suggest you to install the Chipset driver. Once the driver is downloaded, open the zip file. Extract the contents of the zip file in a new folder on desktop. Please create the folder before extracting the zip file. If the setup does not execute automatically after the file extracts, open the folder created on the desktop and install the driver. Once the driver is installed, restart the system. After the installation of the chipset driver, extract the Ethernet driver. Please create a different folder for Ethernet driver. Similarly, if the setup does not execute automatically, open the folder which you created for the Ethernet driver and perform the installation. Please let me know if you are able to connect to internet using a wired connection after that.  

Chipset   :http://dell.to/12LYZwp

Ethernet :http://dell.to/11aFAkz

Thanks & Regards
Manshu S
#iworkfordell