Fresh windows 7 install for u400 wont take AMD graphics drivers

So I did a fresh install of windows 7 and I stupidly deleted the D: partitions which included the drivers. So now i resort to getting my drivers from the consumersupport website and it's giving me trouble.
Whenever i download the amd drivers and i restart for the drivers to take effect, i get BSOD. All the other drivers and even hot fixes work perfectly, it's just there is an incompatibility with the amd driver, according to customer service.
Any one had the same issue? if so, where did you download ur drivers to fix this issue?
In my opinion, it has something to do with switchable graphics... I don't know if it's possible, but i think i'm installing the driver software onto the intel onboard graphics.
Any help would be appreciated.

I had the same problem, and after a day of reloading windows 7 Ultimate and drivers in a different order, I decided to just do a "custom" install, and only install the "video card driver" option, and unchecked everything else. After loading the rest of the drivers from the Lenovo Support site, everything works perfectly...and this was after I installed a 512GB Samsung SSD. So, long story short, just do a custom install of the AMD driver, and just load the video card driver...not the CCC.

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I just bought this laptop and I downloaded the updated drivers from Lenovo site, but I can't install AMD graphic drivers.
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Manually install it from the file I have attached below.
Unzip the file to a folder.
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