I had to repair windows on my netbook because it was running incredibly slow, so i did a system restore, and now my integrated wireless card isnt working.

Background info:
The netbook is running windows XP, sp3,
CPU: N270 1.60GHZ
0.99GB RAM

Problem(s):
under NETWORK CONNECTIONS, all that shows up is the local area connection (Qualcomm Atheros AR8132 PCI-E Fast Ethernet Controller). This WORKS when i use an ethernet cable directly from my router.
My particular netbook (HP Mini 110 series) has a switch on the front that is supposed disable the wifi card; when it is ON, it lights up blue; OFF, orange. The light only stays blue (i cant seem to disable the card) now, yet nowhere on my computer can i find anything about the card.
This netbook does NOT have a cd rom drive, and only has 3 usb ports (ie this computer never came with INSTALLATION discs and i was an idiot and never backed anything up).

Ive tried updating the drivers but windows update hasnt found anything, and im not sure EXACTLY where/how to find the specific make/MODEL of the wireless card itself as it is integrated. I guess if worse comes to worse i could open the netbook up physically, but id rather avoid that if possible. Could someone GIVE me a hand?

thanksDLoad and re-install the Netbook chipset drivers and re-boot...
Then from the same site (manuf.) DLoad and re-install the WLAN driver...
Again re-boot.
You may have to re setup your wireless connection if it isn't shown...how might i go about finding the proper chipset drivers? just a google search?Travel to the Manuf. site...enter your Model # ...and the Win version.