Can't install nvidia driver on V580

Hello!
I try install nvidia driver on my V580a (Intel driver is already installed and all work fine) but after I install optimus drivers in device manager (win 7 x64) i see that (standard vga device). Then I try install nvidia drivers for my gt 645 but from nvidia site but he fails.
So how can I installl right driver so my discrete video card woud be recognized in device manager?
And must I install driver for GT 645M or I must install only optimus driver?
Thanks

Hi Alex,
please see this NVIDIA driver install thread...
https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/IdeaPad-Y-U-V-Z-and-P-series/NVIDIA-GT-630M-2GB-driver-installation-pro...
Zehn

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Firephyz wrote:
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