Toshiba Satellite C55D-A5120 Realtek Drivers No Work

My laptop recently has stopped identifying Networks to connect to the Internet, and from what I have gathered after trouble shooting and trying to reinstall my 'Realtek RTL8188EE Wireless LAN 802.11n PCI-E NIC Adaptor' drivers I have gotten an error saying that "(filepath)/realtek wireless lan diver.msi" file is missing for the installer to continue.
I am not sure what has happened, but that error has happened after I updated and uninstalled AMD Quick(?) Stream since it does not work well on my PC. Any help please? I don't want to resort to restoring my PC to factory defaults and ignore updates. It seems as though the updates may have caused the problem, or that my "realtek wireless lan diver.msi" file is missing. Yeah please help, it would be appreciated
Edit: I tried to reinstall my drivers using- (these are from the toshiba support drivers for my computer) TC40210100C.exe, TC50158700F.exe, TCA0146300B.exe, and TC50161100B.exe
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It has appeared I have fixed my own problem, I unistalled the Realtek driver in the Device Manager and restarted and thus the Realtek RTL8188EE Wireless LAN 802.11n PCI-E NIC has reinstalled itself and worked.

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