Google for and download CPUZ. Run it and it will inform you of the hardware the machine has. Then go to those hardware manufactures websites and download the drivers. A new HP Probably is using (no guaranty) the NVidea 530 SLI chipset and you would get the network drivers from nvidia.com.
I can not take responsibility if you fail to run cpuz or another program by some Japanese programmer that tells you what hardware you have. Unfortunately, I do not remember the name of the program and am currently too busy to do your base work that should have been posted with your request; GOOGLE is your friend here. Try words like "Find hardware" and "Determine hardware."
UPDATE:
another thread, same problem different area:
"Download a copy of
PC Wizard 2008 from CPUID http://www.cpuid.com/pcwizard.php
Run this on your computer and you will find out exactly what the sound device is.
After the program starts click on the [Music/speaker] edit [network] icon, then do a search for that driver.
Any queries post back to this question.
Jeff"
CPUID is the program I could not think of. Give the thumb to Jeff at this link:
https://www.techrepublic.com.com/5208-6230-0.html?forumID=101&threadID=255995&messageID=2440022
