Lenovo Y510 Energy Management Software - Windows 7 64 BIT Help!

I am running Windows 7 Ultimate (Retail) 64-BIT on a Ideapad Y510 with, but there is an error in device manager, it wants a ACPI driver, but the one provided doesn't install, and the driver software for the Lenovo Energy Management (To work with the Novo button) installs...but does nothing, nor is findable.
So is there other versions out there, or for example...the Y550, 650 etc. models, those running 64-BIT, would their Energy management software and ACPI drivers work?

The text on the Beta site is a bit confusing there is a "Power Management driver" of 20.1 MB this is NOT the driver but the Power Management application.
Then there are two different drivers of 0.99 MB.
http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/license.do?filename=options/6aku05ww.zip
http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/license.do?filename=mobiles/6hku06ww.zip
These are the actual drivers. However I do not see your system listed for either driver so maybe it is not yet available?
Mats
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