T410i upgrading from 32 bit to 64 bit

Hej everyone,
I just got my hands on a new T410i and love it as much as I loved my T42 before. However, I'm not that pleased with the 32 bit windows 7 which came along with the machine and would like to throw the 64 bit version on it. My concern is about the drivers. I haven't found a single package containing all the drivers (just about 1237 single driver files in the download section). Is there a package that contains everything so I don't have to install all by myself?
Thanks for your support.
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no there is no such package where drivers are downloaded as a single file. You just have to download it manually.
Alternatively, pay 50 USD or so and get the 64 bit recovery media from Lenovo directly, which will contain the pre-activated OS and the driver.
Or just use the laptop with the aftermarket OS installation and activate it using the serial number on the bottom of the laptop, and then download and install the drivers separately.
Regards,
Jin Li
May this year, be the year of 'DO'!
I am a volunteer, and not a paid staff of Lenovo or Microsoft

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