September Macbook Air 2013 Not Connecting to Wi-Fi

Hi Guys,
Just got my new Macbook Air delivered yesterday.  Today I opened it up and was happy until it couldn't connect to wi-fi.  I googled and found that this has been an issue since july or so and that there was a patch. 
The issue is that when I go the wi-fi networks it seems that it shows the checkmark to indicate that it picked it up but the wi-fi icon flickers and then after 2-5 minutes it gives me a "A connection timeout occured" issue. 
I am not sure how to solve this.  The patch that was issued was in July and I got this yesterday so I would think that the new ones won't have this issue.  Should I still download that patch despite having bought this mac 2 months after that was issued?
Please help.  Thanks!

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