L530 ThinkPad 24812TG Solutions Center: Critical Warning on hardwarescan

Dear Lenovo community/support,
Recently I did an update on my L530 ThinkPad 24812TG Solutions center. Now it's updates it gives me a critical warning on the hardwarescan. Lenovo solutions center advises me to get in contact with support with the resultcode so they can help me fix it. I searched the support web a little bit but I guess I can't figure it out myself. The critical warning is the following:
Result code: WHD01V002-WJQDHF
Device: Thoshiba-TOSHIBAMK5061GSY-82UYT8ZGT
Date performed: 09/03/2014
I dont know why the date performed goes a long way back since I didn't have the problem before. If I try to do another hardwarescan the Lenovo solutions center gives the following signal:
"The Leonovo Solution Center-service is niet available. Restart the application or the computer again if the problem occurs again". As you can probably understand I tried this already but nothing happened.
Hope someone can help me out with this problem or at least tell me what to do to fix it.
Thank you very much.
Bart van Loon

Earlier I posted the link to the update that will directly download. There is an update to Lenovo Solution Center that pretty much removes every single feature it had except for the hardware diagnostics scan. And the warranty countdown timer thing.
Anyway, I'm guessing it was because of something to do with using a windows 8 app in windows 10. I'd been running an outdated version the whole time. Why couldn't they just make one application that does everything, support, Lenovo updates, machine specific settings, everything? Shove all that System Update, Lenovo Settings, Lenovo Companion and Lenovo Solution Center into one thing. How hard could it be?
In any case, keep an eye on the Downloads page of the Yoga in Lenovo Support.
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