Windows 10: W10 Graphics driver: Sleep OR Brightness control, pick one

Hello!
There are countless threads with people who can't change brightness on Windows 10. Easily solved, switch to the generic Windows graphics driver. However, to me this solution removes the Sleep option in Power menu. Only Hibernate is left, but I don't want to use it. I just bought a small SSD for the OS and I want to save the write cycles.

So as the situation stands, I can either choose to have the Sleep option with Intel Graphics 4000 driver, or have the brightness control with the Windows graphics driver. I chose the former, because I use sleep a few times a day, but don't change brightness very often. But I want both.

I am just checking, is there any option to have both sleep power setting AND working brightness control in Windows 10? Is Microsoft or Intel working on fixing the problem?
- I use two graphics drivers at once - NVidia and Intel 4000. Can't have just NVidia, that removes both brightness and sleep.
- Yes, I have the latest Intel 4000 driver.
- Yes, I have disabled adaptive brightness.
- No, I can't adjust brightness manually, if I try that, the screen is totally dimmed and I have to switch the drivers to fix it.
- I have Lenovo Z500, Windows 10 with the Anniversary package - didn't help.
- I made a clean install of W10 after my old W10 install got stuck in update-remove update loop.

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Windows Update graphics driver download stuck at 1%

Good morning all. I have two graphics cards in my ASUS S551LN laptop, an NVIDIA GeForce 840 M and an Intel HD Graphics Family. When I upgraded to Windows 10, I lost my graphics drivers (the only graphics driver in Device Manager was the basic one from Microsoft).
I also lost my brightness control (the hotkeys don't work) so it's stuck at max brightness. Also there was no more "Sleep" option at Start > Power.

So I regularly check Windows Update for any drivers on its download list, and the drivers are there, but they just won't download (stuck at 1%). Is it just my internet connection or is Windows Update having a really hard time downloading my drivers?

(I'm not a super-geek, by the way.)