G475 - Drivers Windows Vista 64 bits

Hello Everybody !
Please a need the drivers at Lenovo G475 for Windows Vista 64 bits ultimate.
In this support web site I don´t find for this operation system. I try to install a Windows 7 64 bits but don´t install.
Everyone help-me....
Thank´s
Gustavo.

Hi ijumpnet and welcome to the Community,
You're right, I don't see drivers for Vista. I see XP and Windows 7.
How are you trying to install Windows 7. Retail version, upgrade?
Dave
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