A Wireless Network Modem Windows driver refers to the software that enables a computer running a Windows operating system to communicate with a wireless network modem. This modem allows your computer to connect to the internet via a wireless network (Wi-Fi) or mobile network (such as 4G or 5G). The driver facilitates the interaction between the modem hardware and the operating system, ensuring that your computer can recognize the modem and use it to access the internet or local networks.

These types of drivers are typically provided by the manufacturer of the wireless modem or network interface card (NIC). Common examples of wireless modems include USB wireless dongles, external mobile hotspots, or built-in wireless network cards in laptops and desktops.