The latest version found in our download center is Windows 8.1 compliant as you can confirm here Intel® PROSet/Wireless Software for Windows 8.1* File name: Wireless_18.20.0_e164.exe

The Intel® Centrino® Wireless-N 2230 is supported with Windows*10 own inbox drivers that is the reason as to why you see the version 15.18.10 Since Intel says there already is one, what I need is some way to uninstall the driver I have (really uninstall it), and install the recommended driver. I called Windows support, and they said I should just wait until they get around to building a driver for the 2230. I looked at downloading a Win 7 ISO file from Windows, but my product ID is for a Dell version of Win 7, so Microsoft referred me to Dell. They told me I could pay them (Dell) $119 for a Windows 7 operating system disk (the laptop's out of warranty). I called Dell, and they are not certifying the Dell 5520 laptop for Windows 10. Since I upgraded the operating system over a month ago, I cannot back out to Windows 7 (which worked fine with the 2230). I reran the Intel utility, and it Failed. I deleted the driver in the Device Manager window, and then deleted the driver files in the Control Panel/Uninstall window. It successfully identified my 2230, and proceeded to download the same driver package, with a description that it was for Windows 10. I downloaded the Intel Driver install utility and scanned my computer. Repeated attempts leave the driver at 15.8.10 dated. Try as I might, I cannot budge the existing driver to uninstall. I downloaded wireless_18.20.0_De164 and attempted to install it. With driver 15.8.10, I lose wi-fi any time I attempt to download anything (like bring up google). I'm operating a Centrino 2230 Wireless adapter in a Dell 5520 laptop running Windows 10.

Intel centrino 2230 driver windows 10