It's time to install the OS as supplied by the maker and drivers ONLY from the maker's site for this model.
If the factory condition fails, then the hardware needs repair.
This issue actually started around a year ago. Back then, my computer would freeze during the driver installation, no matter which version I tried to install. I gave up after trying infinite variations of Intel and AMD drivers, but now, I decided to give it another go and the issue seems to have changed a bit...
Right now, if I let Windows automatically install drivers, the PC will run just fine around 10 minutes after installation, the video card shows up as "Working" in Device Manager. But after 10 minutes, the PC will freeze. After installation, I won't even be able to see the desktop of my PC, as it will freeze on the "Starting" screen during boot.
The same thing happens if I try the updated (Adrenalin Edition) drivers from AMD's website. It will successfully install, but the PC will freeze after a short time, and any subsequent boot will fail.
If I try the outdated drivers from Lenovo's website, it won't even manage to install the drivers, and it'll keep giving me the "THREAD_STUCK_IN_DEVICE_DRIVER" error.
The model of the laptop is Lenovo G510; which has Intel Core i5 4200M and AMD Radeon 8570M, with 4 GBs of RAM. The current iGPU Driver that I use is the one that is provided by Lenovo, as the updated Intel versions render games unplayable unless I turn vSync on. (I will try the driver combination of updated Intel + updated AMD tonight, but I honestly have huge doubts about it...)

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