Dell Latitude E6320 Specs

I recently did a reinstall of Windows 7 Enterprise on a Dell Latitude E6320, which is a 64 bit system. After the install process, and doing typical Windows Update stuff, I looked at my Device Manager and found that I had devices which were missing drivers. My missing drivers: After going to the and looking at the files, and doing some sleuthing I found the following support document: This document hints in appendix C that the Broadcom USH is the Control Point Security and the Unknown device is Micro freefall sensor. The network controller is my wireless, as I cannot connect wirelessly, and the final missing driver I am not sure. Attempting to install the control point security exe on the support page will not work.

After downloading, I am given the message that I am attempting to install a 32 bit driver on a 64 bit machine EVEN THOUGH I selected the win7 64 bit option from the support page. Beyond that, some of the drivers (Which are confusing to read and hard to understand what they do) and the system utilities which are supposedly supposed to make this process simpler will either a) not run because they are 32 bit exe's or b) the support page cannot find the file attempted to download. Is there anything I can do to get (at the very least) my wireless running, but idealistically all of my drivers. A solution which assumes Dell is completely incompetent would be ideal.:P Some forums have said that I should download the chipset driver, others say to get the system utility file (DSSUTILWINR282536.EXE). I have had no luck as of yet.

These are a pain the ass. More than likely the Broadcom USH is NOT your issue. The free fall sensor more than likely is. I wouldn't even attempt to install the control point.

Worst piece of digital filth joke ware I've ever come across. The SM Bus is going to be you chipset.

You want to get the most current chipset drivers, basically three of the 4 listed under the chipset section. Skip UTILWINR304257.EXE Then go back to the APPLICATIONS section and get this one for the sensor ST-MICROELECTRONICSFREE-FALA10R309372.exe (5MB) Then under Network get NICDRVRWINA01R294111.EXE unless you sprang for the intel card. Once you have those guys knocked out you should be clean. But if anything else still lacks just go to Devman, then the properties of the device then to the details tab. Then drop the selector to Hardware IDs and then just copy the stuff you see below into a Google and that will likely find the correct component so you then know what driver you still need. The Broadcom USH COULD come into it but I think that will be knocked out along with the SMS Bus.