Graphic Driver Win 7 Pro NB550D

Still the same Problem to find a valid device Driver. If I download and extract the driver there is not the right driver in the package. Also tried to use AMD Driver and and and....
Any idea??
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Hay
After reading your post I dont know what to do.
How to check what are you doing exactly?
Do you use Win7 32bit?
Why do you think it is not the right one?
What happen when you start installation?
Have you tried to install it manually?
The same driver is packed in recovery image so there is no reason why it should not be the right one.

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