Hp g6-2034tx Drivers for windows 7 32-bit

Hi everybody!
Today i have formatted my Notebook and changed the OPERATING SYSTEM to Windows 7 (32-Bit) (Ultimate)
Need basic drivers for the my HP Pavilion g6-2034tx Notebook for the following devices, currently being Yellow Highlighted by the Device Manager:
1. Ethernet Controller
2. Network Controller
3. PCI Device
4. PCI Simple Communications Controller
5. SM Bus Controller
6. Standard VGA Graphics Adapter
7. Unknown Devices
Your help is requested and reply is anxiously awaited.
Thanks in advance.
Best Regards,
Arslan

Hi there @arslan1
Welcome to the HP Support Forums! It is a great place to find the help you need, both from other users, HP experts and other support personnel.
I understand that you have installed a different operating system, and that you are looking for drivers. I am happy to help with this.
Which operating system did you originally have installed?
Also, did you make a set of recovery cds before starting?
Here is the product homepage: HP Pavilion g6-2034tx Notebook PC. From here you can find the drivers for the supported operating systems.
Click on the Software and Drivers link along the left side of the page, and then you can select from the two options to the right. If you select Option 2 with the blue Go button, the system will detect your current operating system based on the computer you are using. If it does not match, because it is a different computer, click on the Edit to the right of the statement listing Your Operating System, and from the drop downs select the correct one, and then click on the blue Update button.
The page should display all of the HP drivers available for your computer, for your choices.
I hope this helps.
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