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Depending on the drivers, you will probably find either that (a) you don't need them, or (b) if you do need them, they don't work.
Wine runs as an "ordinary user program," non-privileged, creating a simulation of a "real Windows" environment but doing so entirely within a Unix/Linux environment that it has no part in creating. It does not, afaik, create the device-driver environment of Windows. All device interaction is ultimately provided by the Linux/Unix host, which uses its own drivers and driver-architecture.
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