Swichable Grafics driver 8.752.4-101022a-107489C-lenovo does not install properly

Hi!
I was very happy to see that lenovo finally got us a renewed driver for those of us with swichable grafics.
I thought, that finally all the swiching after sleep, etc would be over, but the driver is not propperly excepted!
I initially installed the driver through system update, than i tried manual upgrade.
after that I tried uninstalling the old driver and installing the new driver.... no result as well.
Does anyone experience the same? I would be very thankful for a solution!
My System: w500 - 4063-A45
The Update I am talking about:
http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?lndocid=MIGR-73641
greetings dixis

I found a workaround - it is to manually install the driver and the ccc, but this way it seems to me, that the original problem what the update was designed for (high power consumtion after sleep) ist still there

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