Loading wdm drivers blue screen

I am trying to load the wdm drivers to use with my 4600ti. But everytime it loads the driver for the tvtuner device i get a blue screen, it reports back an address error on the file nvtunep.sys.(it loads the drivers for all the other capture devices) I have tried the latest wdm drivers from nvidia and also the drivers that came on the disk.
I have had this working before so im not sure why its not working.
Thanks in advance
Mrlargeit

Hi,
After a lot of tries I have tried Windows 8.1. This time when I install the drivers the graphics card is shown in device manager but I cannot open Catalyst manager. I got the message:
"catalyst control center cannot be started there are currently no settings that can be configured"
This is what I tried:
1.Downloaded the drivers from lenovo website for chipset, Intel HD graphics and AMD graphics
2.Swhitched off the internet so that Windows doesnt download drivers for the Intel HD graphics
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4. Installed the Intel driver
5. Installed the AMD driver
This doesnt seem to work. Some time after I install the AMD driver, the screen goes black and even if I restart the PC. Only thing I can do is to open in safe mode and uninstall the AMD drivers. I dont know if it does matter but I havent activated the Windows yet (I dont want to by them unless I know that my laptop is fully functional).
This is what I get in hardware ids in device manager for the video controller.
PCI\VEN_1002&DEV_6600&SUBSYS_380117AA&REV_00
PCI\VEN_1002&DEV_6600&SUBSYS_380117AA
PCI\VEN_1002&DEV_6600&CC_038000
PCI\VEN_1002&DEV_6600&CC_0380

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