Lenovo G560 - WLAN Driver

Hi,
I am looking for the driver on my notebook Lenovo G560.
I reinstalled my OS on Windows 7 and everythink is good, but I dont have chance to connect to my Wifi(802.11)
I downloaded and installed almost all Wireless LAN drivers on this page: http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/research/hints-or-tips/detail.page?DocID=HT072731
But still nothink
If you can, send me a download link with driver to enable my WIFI
Thank you

hi Codexik.
Welcome to Lenovo Community Forums!
Possible that the computer is not detecting the Hardware Itself that's why the driver will not install
Try Opening Device manager and check if the Device is there.
With Device Manager open..
Look under Network Adapters, See if you have either Intel, Broadcomm Qualcom or Atheros.
If you don't have any then try looking around device Manager if you have an unknown Device or Network controller with an Exclamation mark.
If yes Try getting the Hardware ID of that device.. here's how.
If still you can't find any of the things mentioned above.
Go to your BIOS:
Turn off you Computer Turn it back on and start hitting F2.
Check under Configuration Tab if you have the Wireless settings Enabled.
Hit F10 to Save and Exit then Try installing this drive
Intel Wireless WiFi Link Driver
or
Wireless LAN Driver
Try Both and one should work.
Regards
Solid Cruver
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Hi akashx,
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This question is related to a laptop (Lenovo G560) with "Intel HM55 chipset + Integrated Intel HD graphics w/ shared video memory".
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hi rohit2276,
Welcome to Lenovo Community Forums!
I tried checking the drivers on the Intel Websie for chipset drivers,
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hi g4m3fr34k,
Welcome to Lenovo Community Forums!
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Hi Autoexit173,
Welcome to Lenovo Community!
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Summary:
I have installed Windows 7 Ultimate x64 on my G580. Everything is working fine except the WLAN driver fails to install with the error "BCM4313: Can not find setup file".
Details:
I bought lenovo G580 with Windows 8. Since my parents are not comfortable with the learning curve of Win 8, I successfully downgraded to Windows 7 Ultimate x64. Everything is working fine but my WLAN card is not recognized because of lack of driver.
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Forgot to mention, Wireles is enabled in bios, in Energy managment.
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