Wireless/Wi-Fi Adapter

Hello!
I have downgraded my HP 2000 Notebook-PC-2C21NR to Win7 Enterprise 64-bit and the wireless was working fine then it just stopped. I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling several of the drivers that I saw on other post but the light is still red.
Please send me the link that I need to resolve this issue.
Thanks!

No wonder it didn't work...
Try the latest driver from Mediatek...
PCIe (RT2790/ RT309X/ RT35X2/ RT539X/ RT3290/ MT7630)
4/15/2014
V5.0.46.0
Win7 32/64 Win8 32/64 Win8.1 32/64
If that doesn't work, you are probably going to have to reinstall W7.

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