Does anyone have the Powerspec 1720 laptop drivers to get command Center to work?

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My Powerspec 1720 kept failing a Windows 11 update so I decided to reformat the whole thing. I didn't really have anything I needed on it (I wish I backed up the drivers now) so I didn't bother backing anything up. I probably should have done it through the built in Windows reset, but I just put a copy of Windows 11 on the thumb drive instead.

With a fresh Windows 11 install I no longer have any of the drivers to get the Control Center app to work, so I can't control the power limits and fan speed stuff or any of the RGB. Windows 11 didn't automatically install any of the drivers. The PowerSpec website completely erased any existence of the PowerSpec Laptops so that was no help. I tried getting them from Archive.org, but the actual files didn't exist. I tried reaching out to support, but they just told me that Windows would automatically install them and couldn't help when I told them it didn't.

Does anyone still have a copy of all of the Drivers? I saw an old post, but the link was, unfortunately, no longer available.

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