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My ISP tech examined my HP laptop which stopped providing Wi-fi and said you need an updated driver.
Unfortunately, the PC has no ethernet outlet. Is it possible to download the driver from the HP web site onto a working Lenovo laptop, transfer the driver to a thumb drive and install it on the HP PC's USB outlet? If not, will I have to find someone with an HP Laptop to do it?
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Should be no problem doing that. I do it all of the time. Just make sure you save the download instead of running it.
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Yep just move it to a usb drive after downloading it with another laptop and put it into the affected one and run the download.
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You can also get an Ethernet to usb adapter to enable the usb to be your temp Ethernet port they are as cheap as £3.
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