S230u wrong driver picked up in SU / thininstaller

I have a s230u and when I run system update it is picking up the wrong wless driver software. this is the one picked up by SU / and thininstaller :
If you check this thread - this is the one i'm told is the correct driver?
http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/ThinkPad-Edge-S-series/S230u-Twist-Windows-7-Intel-wless-driver/m-p/1323...
Any way this can be corrrected ?
Thanks

susytem Update and Thininstaller are telling me this software is for this machine - when I try to install it it says its not compatible! - I agreee all drivers look to be installed. If so, what is this software, why is it telling me this machine is missing it if I cant install it ?

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location of file is on wrong drive. Says F drive, but really on C after downloading. Then it says missing file and then I cannot reconnect.

darren2254
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I have 64 bit Windows 7 and 8.1 computers, no Windows 32 bit. But, I am assuming that the route to the Disk Management is the same as I have indicated. What exactly is the problem when you go to access the drives information in Disk Management. No response to clicking on Disk Management to open the view or something else?
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Thanks for your response actually we are already doing that. :)
Sorry I will re-correct my original post something I did not point out - opps - is we are trying to build these by USB.
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- verify that the existing backup on the Time Capsule is still being updated?
- make sure that it doesn't backup to the internal drive again?
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rtempchin wrote:
Has anyone else had an experience like this?
Hi, and welcome to the forums.
Yes, a few folks have.
How can I...
- safely delete the newly created backup?
Turn Time Machine off.
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