I like the PROSet/Wireless client software, have used it for almost 7 years (on Dell and ThinkPads).
1. A recent annoyance on my T430s (with Advanced-N 6205 adapter) is that whenever I bring the system
out from standby (sleep), and re-enable the wireless radio via the Lenovo hotkey GUI ... Radio On,
iFrmewrk.exe GUI reports that no wireless network adapters are found in the system.
In this situation, if I change to Windows management of the adapter, it does work.
Or, if I then use the nice new handy GUI command: Reset PROSet then wait a couple of minutes for it to complete
and restart the software services, that brings the software back to normal operation. But I have to do that every time we wake up and re-enable.
It didn't behave like this in the past. Is there a power management setting in the Advanced-N 6205 driver software which causes that behavior ?
2. In recent weeks/months is that although I am running the PROSet/Wireless version 17.1.0 x64 client software
Wireless_17.1.0_s64 ... which has driver version 15.13.0.2 ... when I run the Intel Driver Update Utility (version 2),
it reports my PROSet/Wireless driver version ( 15.13.0.2 ) is out of date, since there is a latest version 15.13.0.1 available.
Today, for "fun" I decided to try letting that be installed; so it eventually was able to download itself and then refused to install,
reporting that since version 15.3.0.2 was on the system, there was no way to perform an update.
Then I totally removed/uninstalled the PROSet/Wireless software from my system.
Then I ran the freshly downloaded Wireless_17.1.0_s64 installer again, and got that installed.
Now when I continue using the Intel Driver Update Utility (version 2), it reports
my PROSet/Wireless driver version ( 15.13.0.2 ) is out of date, since there is a latest version 15.13.0.1 available.
I think this is a confusing, stuck software update cycle which will never complete in a sensible manner, until you just put it aside.
Thanks ... Larry