Ericsson F3507G not recognised by Windows 7 on my T410s

Hi There,
I have just received my T410s complete with E// WWAN card and I cannot seem to get windows 7 to recognise it. Lights on laptop are showing that unit is powered up noting showing in connections.
Sometimes when I boot I get error telling me remove WWAN as it is not compatible which is strange. I have downloaded all the drivers but I think main issue is Windows doesnt see it.
I see people have solved with Unix but what about just when windows is installed??
Help would be appreciated!!

Open the access cover on the bottom and reseat the Ericsson card (if you are comfortable with that). The boot error tells me that there may be an issue with the card itself which may need to be replaced under warranty.

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