Can't decide which wifi driver is for my laptop

[the_metal]

I have HP Pavilion g6-2001se Notebook PC. I've made a clean windows installation today and after visiting HP support website, I was shocked to see that my laptop has many different wifi drivers. So how am I supposed to know which wifi adapter brand is inside my laptop. Here are the different wifi drivers on the same page for my laptop:
1- Atheros Wireless LAN Driver
2- Broadcom Wireless LAN Driver
3- Intel Wireless Drivers
4- Ralink 802.11 b/g/n WiFi Adapter
Here is the drivers website : http/support.hp.com/us-en/drivers/selfservice/HP-Pavilion-g6-Notebook-PC-series/5226244/model/5251276

I really respect desktop hardware because it's very much clear about specs and drivers aren't a mess like laptops.
Anyway thanks for any help.

 

[Polar Trap]

You're best shot right now is to download the Intel Wireless Drivers. I'm imagining you already have wifi if you're on the HP Support website?.. If you do, you don't really need the drivers.

 

[the_metal]

You're best shot right now is to download the Intel Wireless Drivers. I'm imagining you already have wifi if you're on the HP Support website?.. If you do, you don't really need the drivers.

Thanks for replying. I'm using my desktop to access the internet, I'll try intel drivers and I hope that the laptop could connect to the internet again using wifi.

 

[reedo_43]

You will need to know the full model number as there are more than a hundred models in the Pavilion G6 range. Look underneath your G6 for the full model number.

 

[reedo_43]

Or just pull the bottom cover off exposing the card and go from there.

 

[rgd1101]

Or try each driver, one of them will work.

 

[the_metal]

Thanks everyone for your replies. I've included the model in my original post "reedo_43". I've figured it out. I entered device manager then other devices then Network controller properties. Under details tap, I choose Hardware Ids and it displayed the following "ven_14e4&dev_4727&subsys_1795103c". After searching on google, it seems that the wifi adapter is a Broadcom model. I'm downloading it right now and I hope it works.

 

[Polar Trap]

Thanks everyone for your replies. I've included the model in my original post "reedo_43". I've figured it out. I entered device manager then other devices then Network controller properties. Under details tap, I choose Hardware Ids and it displayed the following "ven_14e4&dev_4727&subsys_1795103c". After searching on google, it seems that the wifi adapter is a Broadcom model. I'm downloading it right now and I hope it works.

How'd it go?

 

[the_metal]

How'd it go?[/quotemsg]

Thanks for taking the time to ask. It works fine now.

 

[Polar Trap]

How'd it go?

Thanks for taking the time to ask. It works fine now. [/quotemsg]

Ah, awesome. Have fun with your new copy of Windows!