Error message 'System/Library/Extensions/AppleUSBEthernetHost' not able to print anymore

Possibly the source of the error message is: 'AppleUSBEthernetHost.kext' has not been installed properly and cannot be used. on my Mac Book Pro'13 early '11 is http://download1290.mediafire.com/5u5azohfzhgg/zo22n2u2eml78vc/AppleUSBEthernetH ost, http://www.mediafire.com/download/zo22n2u2eml78vc/AppleUSBEthernetHost - I cancelled the download, but I found it in my downloads.
Resulting that I cannot print any more wired and wireless. Please would you help to fix this problem at short term? Thank you.

Hi Domique,
Thank you very much for your answer. Yesterday I moved the file to the Trash and restarted the PC. Afterwards it didn't succeed to print.
Today (at lunchtime) I didn't find the file AppleUSBEthernetHost.kext at all on my PC. I did request a software update, but no updates were available.
I just (at dinertime) solved the wireless printing problem. By adding a new printer (my own printer) and gave it another name (extension of date of today). I did do this also yesterday, but it didn't solve both printing problems at all.
Now I am able to print wireless. I also looked again if the file AppleUSBEthernetHost.kext was on the system. Yes! It was at the right place System/library/extensions/. It's an old file of 16.05.2011.
The wired printing possibility is still UNSOLVED. Please would you help me to solve this problem too? Thank you very much in advance!

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The system extension "/system/library/Extensions/appleusbethernethost.kext was installed improperly and cannot be used. please try reinstalling it or contact the product vendor for an update.

What does this message mean ? It has popped up a couple of times and I want to fix whatever it is. Thanks for your help.

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