wearymason4
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joined Oct 2014
Head over to the manufacturer's website for your specific model—you can find the exact type listed on the sticker underneath the laptop. Look for their support section and hunt down the Windows 7 driver downloads for everything: chipset, audio, video, network, touchpad, all that good stuff. Once you grab them, just run the installs.
ps: Try a different USB port too. Your mouse probably won't play nice with a USB3 port without those drivers, but it should work fine if you plug it into a USB2 port...
...just a heads-up, if it's a newer model, they might have dropped support for old-school Windows 7 entirely and only offer drivers for Windows 10.
If the Wi-Fi is acting up, check if the Ethernet works. If it does, just plug directly into your router with a LAN cable so you can actually get online to download those drivers...