I installed Windows 7 but I can't connect through a Wireless Connection?

I have a HP computer. First, I was using Windows 8 and I got tired of it, because my computer worked very slow on it. So I downloaded Windows 7 Ultimate using Torrent (And don't tell me torrents don't work and bla bla bla because it worked perfectly to me. I Mounted it using Power ISO and the setup went fine. But when I dowloaded it, I realised that I have downloaded a 64 x bit Windows 7 Ultimate, and I had a 32 bit compressor. On the first place, the icons and everything was too big, and even considering changing the resolution that was the smallest one. Then I was going to log on the internet, but I could see there were no connections. I went to Network and Sharing Center and I saw that Wireless connection wasn't even an option. Then I searched through the internet and saw that I had to download some drivers, but how can I download something when there's no Internet! I tried many USB-s but none of them worked, so I eliminated that chance. Then I tried using Iphone to move some files (Windows 7 Ultimate for 32 bit x) from my Laptop to the PC and I copied the files on an app but I realised I can't move them into the PC (using a charger part) Any suggestions? What should I do?

I think your best bet is to get on another computer and plug in a USB flash drive. Go to hp's website and download all the drivers for your computer that pertain to windows 7 x32 bit. After you get at least the wireless card driver via hp's site or the wireless card's manufacturer site, transfer onto your flash drive and install them on the computer that needs them. Hope this helps!

I pirated 64 bit Windows 7 for my 32 bit "compressor" and I can't get it to work properly.

If HP doesn't have any windows 7 drivers for your computer you might be stuck with 8. If you have a DVD drive try burning the drivers to it on another computer, then install from the DVD. And if this torrent Windows 7 downgrade worked so well, why are you stuck with a junk computer…

The PC you bought was probably loaded with "bloatware." Extra software installed by the manufacturer that's often poorly made resulting in a slow computer. So most likely it wasn't Windows 8 slowing your PC.

I'd call HP and get them to ship a restore disc or just a Windows 8 install disc. They're supposed to provide one upon request but they might charge for the service.

Once you have Windows 8 running again, and it's still slow, then use the built-in Refresh feature. That will eliminate all the "bloatware" but save your personal files. This is what you should have tried before pirating Windows 7.

Anywho, you're missing a ton of drivers. Visit HPs support site and download the chipset drivers for your model number along with the Wi-Fi, LAN, and display drivers.

I'd say save them to a USB stick but that doesn't seem to be working. Does your PC have a optical drive? Perhaps you can use another PC and burn a CD or DVD with the drivers and use that instead. If those don't work then all I can recommend is to wait for the restore disc from HP then do the Refresh.

- Dominic