Access Connections Windows 7 Not detecting port

hey everyone, been having this issue where a windows 7 machine does not detect a local lan port when docked in thus not switching off wireless and onto the LAN. I've been running all of the other XP machines and it appears that they detect and ask which location they are. All of the machines don't have gateways on them. is there a way to get the windows 7 machines to detect and switch over without using a gateway?
Thanks

Hi, yesterday i talked to HP customer support executive and he provide me following link : http://h20564.www2.hp.com/hpsc/swd/public/detail?swItemId=ob_147188_1&swEnvOid=4063# After installing the driver the issue was same but at night when i was surfing internet using LAN cable all of sudden i saw "Device Driver Installation" notification at right down corner of my laptop. I was using LAN cable since my Wifi was creating problems. After that i opened device manager and i was shocked because all network driver including bluetooth, wifi are there in network adapter tab. I reboot my laptop more then 10 times and i observed wifi is working fine. I am not getting why my laptop behaving so random.

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