Lenovo G570 Graphics drivers issue

Hi there,
I have recently re-installed my G570 with Win7 and i see the screen resolution is supported at the max. 1024x768. Is it the Maximum?
I installed these 2 drivers from lenovo site but not getting option of Graphic poperties & Graphics option when right click on desktop.
1. IN1CHP36WW5 - Intel Chipset driver
2. IN2VDO68WW6 - Intel Onboard Graphics Driver
Is there any driver or setting i am missing here? Below are the screenshot of drivers i installed and the options getting after that.
Drivers Installed: [IMG]http://i60.tinypic.com/oggpa9.png[/IMG]
Resolution getting: [IMG]http://i61.tinypic.com/eq1mcm.png[/IMG]
No Graphic option: [IMG]http://i61.tinypic.com/dwf9kk.png[/IMG]
Thanks

hi aadishivan,
Welcome to Lenovo Community Forums!
On this Screen shot the you provided
It is saying "Standard VGA Adapter"
I think that the system is not taking the drivers that's why your getting minimal performance from the Graphics Adapter.
Can you shar a screenshot of your Device Manager with the Display adapter open,
Also Get the Hardware Id of the Display adapter device under Device Manager as well
Because it may be that the Graphics you have is not an Intel but an AMD which this driver should work
AMD Video Driver
Best Regards
Solid Cruver,
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