New WLAN driver advised by Tempro

Tempro have advised of new driver (wlesslan-20091112152038.html ) but there is no comparable reference to help you choose which one to download.
Can anyone guide me to the correct driver to download please.

Then check device manager and there you will see which WLAN card is inside.
Go to Toshiba WLAN portal and there you will find latest driver.
Other way post exact notebook model name and we can check it for you.
BTW: if WLAN work properly you must not change preinstalled driver.

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