New 3G/GPS Driver - How to install?

There is a new driver for the Option GTM382 module out at http://www.option.com/en/support/software-download/modules/gtm382e. I wasn't able to install it through device manager. Does anyone here have an idea how it could work?

I was able to install them using the Device Manager.
Right-click on each of the devices that reference Option (com ports and so on). Select Update driver software and browse to the folder with the unzipped .inf files.
You probably tried this but I thought I'd post anyway for others who are looking for the topic.
Have a good one!
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