Query-Linux Drivers for HP 15p210Tx

Unable to find wifi and bluetooth drivers for some of the linux distributions installed on my new Hp Paviilion 15 p210tx
Need help !! plz do needful !
Thanks in advance !!

HP.
Have you tried here???
https://www.kernel.org/
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