Active Protection System Fail On Windows 7 RTM x64

I have a ideapad u110 and installed 64bit windows 7 RTM...
After installing APS, windows 7 shows blue screen and going to restart...
How do i resolve this problem or how can i find correct driver for windows 7 rtm x64?

When i try to install this driver "http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/WIN7-BETA.html#tvap", installer shows "This sistem does not support Active Protection" alert. I have a ideapad u110 notebook..

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