Click the Battery > Energy Options (for the current scheme) > enhanced energy options > check ALL entries there are 3 that can conflict with the switching:
> Set the dynamic switchable graphics for battery and ac to automatic
> Set the Intel gpu power plan for ac to max performance (or both - if you want)
> Set the ATI Powerplay-Options to max/optimal performance
! Also Check that you have set the application/game to HIGH Performance in your
Catalyst Control Center (+ do not disable the Power Play Option in Catalyst Control Center)
(+ don't forget after switching from balanced to high-power or energy-saving these entries must be set as well)
^ Graphic will switch!
! What remains... the computer still will bluescreen afterwards (maybe this also can be resolved by playing around with the Energy Options.
! Also keep in mind that applications/games still will show that you can select the HD 4000 only but it does switch to the discrete gpu (7650M HD). Higher FPS + better graphics will also prove that.