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Open Device Manager and see if wireless card listed in Device Manager and let us know.

I have not said anything that will upset OP or tried to say he did bad job all i said the picture OP post does not look like Windows Vista but you for some reason think so and decided to make fun of me by telling me if you need to make video for it for me to understand i think i should be the...

All i said it does not look like Windows Vista wrong title and you wish you can create videos like me that is why you are jealous my achievement that why you try to put me down.

I dare you to make a video if its that easy.

What pre about i only see basic theme, nothing to do with Windows Vista.

The Start Menu is not Vista, and it does not have aurora look it's like basic theme of Windows Vista.

Are you browsing for the batch script because i see from Task Scheduler you are not?

Vista looks like the below picture, not like that.

I have a few videos you might like or check out. https://www.youtube.com/@freebooter?sub_confirmation=1

TCPView shows both local and remote addresses and the state of TCP connections. For each endpoint, it displays the full name of the process that opened the port. The utility updates the list of TCP and UDP endpoints in real-time, making it easier to monitor network activity as it happens.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/tcpview

In this guide, we’ll discuss what Audio latency is, some of the common symptoms, and how to troubleshoot any issues you may encounter.

Step1: Search for Control Panel and open it. Step 2: Select View by Category at the top right corner of the Control Panel. Then click Appearance and Personalization. Step 3: In the following window, click Change Fonts settings > Restore default font settings. Reboot your system.

Check Windows Defender Security Center for blocked or Protection History.

I have found no information about this driver, so it's more likely infection.