Had to reset Win 10 but lost WI-FI connection

As I said, I had to reset Win 10 because the X-Box game recorder would not work. After that, my WI-FI connections would not work. The PC desk top "Booston" does not recognize my two WI-FI routers, so I cannot connect. I ran the troubleshooter in the network center, but it was not able to help. The routers do work because my laptop WI-FI works fine. So, I cannot get onto the internet to update my drivers, but I don't even know if that is the problem. However,
I did use my laptop and download drivers to my ext hard drive then loaded that onto the Win 10 desktop unit. That still did not do anything.
My Booston is a 270 MB SSD drive.
Any ideas would be appreciated. Thank You.

 

Also, I did the usual thing and ran network reset, but that did not work either. Tried to run winsock from cmd but got the error of "needs elevated permissions" even though I am running as admin. Don't get that. When I looked for my WI-FI adapter I did not see it, but then I looked for hidden adapters and did see them but am not sure if they are the right ones.
I am thinking I need to download a WI-FI adapter but since I am not online on the desk pc I will have to download it onto a USB and put it on the desk pc that way. Do not know if this is the case or even where and which one to get.

 

I misspelled my computer name, it is Bosston. Also, I tried searching for the Bosston website to find and download drivers but found nothing on the web. My wlan tells me there is no wireless interface on the system, so I need to download and install, but have no idea where to go to get it. Thanks.

 

Yes, I removed the USB adapter twice and reinserted it, but to no avail. But where are the drivers, I have attached previously the list of drivers? Where can I go to download them with my laptop and put them on a USB for installation on the desktop pc? I have no cable WI-FI on the desktop pc, only USB WI-FI, so I must do it that way.
I also tried plugging the USB adapter into another port but that didn't work either.
So, are you saying I need a new adapter?

 

Thank You, and I did download the file and extracted it to the desktop PC. There was no .exe, but there was a setup file which I ran. The file downloaded and installed. Unfortunately for me, that still did not solve the problem. I re-ran network reset to no avail. I have noticed though that the small blinking light no longer blinks on the USB WI-FI adapter like it did before. Not only that, but I am starting to believe that I might have a bad adapter and need to order a new one?
There are many adapters at Lazada I could order. Any suggestion? See attachments. They are all very inexpensive. Thanks.

 

OK, thanks. I will order and give one a try.

 

Found the problem and the definitive answer to it. The WI-FI USB suddenly showed up in This PC. It had never done that before, so I clicked on it to see what was there. It had an installation file, so I clicked on that since I had nothing to lose. Next thing I knew, my Internet access came to life, and I was connected. I already ordered another WI-FI USB, but since it only cost me $7 I will keep it in case something goes bad later. Who knew?