Lenovo z710 and windows 10

hello, I'm a proud owner of my lenovo z710, Yesterday i upgraded from windows 8.1 to 10 home. There were a few problems, after the upgrade the system was unstable and laggy. After installing the windows 10 drivers from the support page , those who were available , helped to make it more stable but there a still performance bugs, the energy manager isn't full compatible , its still not (made) for windows 10 , in fact it's only for windows 8. I was aslo not able to find the dedust option? how can i use this option ? The Lenovo veriface program doesen't work anymore. An other wierd thing is , when i tried to instal the windows 10 drivers , the installer warned me that it was an older version. all intel drivers were older then the installed version? how is that possible? they are only a month on the lenovo support driver site ? There are still a lot of bugs in the drivers.PRIOR: energy manager intel drivers lenovo software : veryface one key recovery

Since Windows 10 is a ways off from GA release, I don't think you'll find Win10-specific drivers until much closer to, or right after release.
We we do have a Win10-specific discussion forum: https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/Windows-10/bd-p/EN-win10
if you'd like to interact with other testers / early adopters.
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