C440 Not detecting Wireless Driver

Hi so i got my C440 Lately and i uninstalled windows 8 and replaced it with windows 7 ultimate. So then i tried to download the Athorus SWAP Wifi Driver but its not detecting it although the driver has its own folder in C:/Drivers/Athorus SWAP Wifi Driver

hi qazwsxedc,
Thanks for Posting!
Can you try getting the Hardware ID of your WLAN under Device Manager. it may show the Device name or Network controller.
Let us know your findings
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