Updating my plug-ins in CS5 Extended

I have downloaded Camera Raw 7.4 onto m mac (OS 10.7.5) in order to process .RAW files (from a Fuji X100S camera) using Photoshop CS5 Extended. When I try to process the files, it tells me the .RAW files are not supported. When I look in my plug-ins in PS I see it is still running an older version of Camera Raw. How can I change this preference so it runs my newly-downloaded version of Camera Raw?

Photoshop CS5 will only support up to Camera Raw 6.7. You will either have to upgrade your software or use the DNG converter.

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