Dell Inspiron N4110 Drivers: Windows 7 64-bit Download

The Dell Inspiron N4110 is a 14-inch laptop from the Windows 7 era (Intel HM67 chipset) that still turns up in homes, schools and repair shops. After a clean Windows 7 install, the usual leftovers are no Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, no sound, a screen stuck at a low resolution and USB 3.0 ports or a touchpad that do not behave. This page lists only the drivers that fix those problems for Windows 7 64-bit, with the file version and size shown before you click.

About these downloads

  • Every button points to Dell's own download server (downloads.dell.com). We do not host or modify any files.
  • Only the essential drivers are listed. Intel WiMAX and Intel Wireless Display packages were left out because few units need them.
  • Last reviewed: October 2026. This is old hardware, so Dell may have moved some files. If a link no longer works, open Dell Support and search with your laptop's Service Tag.
  • Microsoft ended security updates for Windows 7 in January 2020, so avoid sensitive logins on such a laptop and keep it offline where you can.

Which drivers does your N4110 need?

Dell sold this model with different wireless and graphics options, so not every package below fits every unit. Check these first:

  • 64-bit Windows 7? Open Control Panel → System and look for "System type: 64-bit Operating System". All packages on this page are listed for Windows 7 64-bit.
  • Which Wi-Fi card? Open Device Manager → Network adapters. Match the name: "Dell Wireless 1701", "Dell Wireless 1702", "Intel Centrino Wireless-N 1030" or "Intel Centrino Advanced-N 6230". Install only the matching package.
  • Which graphics? Open Device Manager → Display adapters. Every unit has Intel HD Graphics. Install the AMD Radeon HD 7650 / 7450 driver only if an AMD chip is listed as well.
  • Unknown devices? Right-click the device → Properties → Details → Hardware Ids to see exactly which chip it is.

Dell Inspiron N4110 drivers for Windows 7 (64-bit)

CategoryDriverVersionSizeDownload
BIOSDell Inspiron N4110 System BIOSA073.7 MBDownload
ChipsetIntel HM67 Chipset9.2.0.1015, A002.58 MBDownload
USB 3.0Dell USB 3.0 Host Controller3.4.6.0, A0413.75 MBDownload
GraphicsIntel HD Graphics / HD Graphics 30008.15.10.2253, A0358.99 MBDownload
GraphicsAMD Radeon HD 7650 / HD 74508.840.7.3000, A03290.07 MBDownload
AudioRealtek ALC272 / ALC269 HD / ALC269Q-GR Audio6.0.1.6383, A03107.69 MBDownload
Wi-FiDell Wireless 1701 802.11 b/g/n Wireless-N WLAN5.100.82.34, A0190.23 MBDownload
Wi-Fi + BluetoothDell Wireless 1701 Wi-Fi + Bluetooth6.4.0.620, A0058.73 MBDownload
Wi-Fi + BluetoothDell Wireless 1702 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 3.0+HS9.2.0.115, A00147.25 MBDownload
Wi-FiIntel Centrino Wireless-N 1030 and Advanced-N 623014.1.2.3, A0248.37 MBDownload
BluetoothIntel PROSet/Wireless Bluetooth, 6230 Bluetooth 3.0+HS1.0.81.20584, A0240 MBDownload
LANRealtek RTL8111E Gigabit Ethernet Controller7.034.1130.2010, A015.5 MBDownload
TouchpadDell Touchpad15.3.2.1, A0221.89 MBDownload
Card readerRealtek RTS5128 Card Reader6.1.7600.30127, A019.52 MBDownload

Choosing the wireless package: the list has two Dell Wireless 1701 packages. If your unit has Bluetooth, start with the Wi-Fi + Bluetooth package; if it has Wi-Fi only, use the Wi-Fi-only package. Cards named Intel Centrino Wireless-N 1030 or Advanced-N 6230 need the Intel Wi-Fi package, plus the Intel Bluetooth package if you want Bluetooth. Dell Wireless 1702 has a single combined package.

Recommended install order

  1. Chipset first, then the USB 3.0 driver, then restart. Other drivers depend on them.
  2. LAN or Wi-Fi, so the laptop can get online and use Windows Update.
  3. Graphics: Intel first, then the AMD driver only if your unit has an AMD chip. Restart when asked.
  4. Audio, then Bluetooth if you use it.
  5. Touchpad and card reader.
  6. BIOS last, and only if needed. Keep the AC adapter plugged in, close other programs and do not turn the laptop off while the firmware is being written.

Common problems and quick fixes

  • No Wi-Fi networks appear: the installed wireless package probably does not match your card. Check the card name in Device Manager and install the matching package.
  • Screen looks stretched or blurry: the graphics driver is missing. Install the Intel HD Graphics driver, then restart.
  • USB 3.0 devices are not recognized: install the chipset driver and the Dell USB 3.0 Host Controller driver, then restart.
  • No sound: install the Realtek audio driver, then make sure the right playback device is set as default.
  • Touchpad scrolling does not work: install the Dell Touchpad driver and enable scrolling in Mouse properties.
  • Installer refuses to run: confirm that your Windows is Windows 7 64-bit. These packages are not for 32-bit Windows.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need both the Intel and the AMD graphics driver?

Only if your laptop has a separate AMD Radeon HD 7650 / 7450 chip. Units with just Intel HD Graphics need only the Intel driver.

Can I use these drivers on Windows 10 or Windows 11?

This page covers Windows 7 64-bit only. Windows 11 is not officially supported on hardware this old. On Windows 10, Windows Update may supply generic drivers, but there is no guarantee that every device works.

Should I update the BIOS after reinstalling Windows?

Not necessarily. If everything works, the BIOS can stay as it is. When you do update, use version A07 from the table, keep the laptop on AC power and do not interrupt it.

A download link is dead. What now?

Dell has moved older files before. Open Dell Support, enter your Service Tag and download the same driver name and version from there.

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Note: Always choose the driver that matches your Windows version, the 32-bit or 64-bit architecture and the hardware installed in your Dell Inspiron N4110. Driver availability can change over time, so verify your model and hardware configuration before installing firmware or drivers.

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