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"Get Windows 10" says my Lenovo laptop is compatible, Lenovo and Intel say otherwise

I have a ThinkPad W520 with a Sandy Bridge CPU and dual GPUs using NVIDIA's Optimus technology: Intel HD 3000 and NVIDIA Quadro 1000M. The "Get Windows 10" app that appeared in my notification area says "This PC works with Windows 10". Lenovo says any
of their computers that use Sandy Bridge CPUs aren't compatible with Windows 10, and Intel says their HD 3000 integrated CPU isn't supported with Windows 10. NVIDIA has a reference driver for my GPU + Windows 10 but there's no Lenovo-specific version so it
may or may not work (I was advised when I contacted NVIDIA that it's better to get my drivers from Lenovo). So will my laptop (including the GPUs) work with Windows 10?

Lenovo list of compatible and incompatible computers:

https://support.lenovo.com/us/en/documents/ht103535

Intels list of compatible and incompatible GPUs:

http://www.intel.com/support/graphics/sb/CS-034343.htm

I know a few other people with different Lenovo laptops that also have Sandy Bridge CPUs with the Intel HD 3000 GPU (no Optimus), their computers also indicates "This PC works with Windows 10", but I'm wondering if this is really true or not?

[Edit] I've upgraded to Windows 10 and so far there are no major problems.

 

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