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Where can I find all device drivers for Vaio CR-353 for Windows 7?

I just upgraded to windows 7 but I cant find all device drivers compatible with it. Anyone have a link?
I tried the vista drivers/original drivers, but they dont work. I need drivers compatible with windows 7
I downloaded the vista drivers (original on vaio website) and they are in exe format. when i run the file, it says for vista only.

Also the only driver missing is one for a "Mass Storage Controller" What exactly is this?

Control Panel>Device Manager. Update the drivers from there.

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5 Responses to “Where can I find all device drivers for Vaio CR-353 for Windows 7?”

  1. Control Panel>Device Manager. Update the drivers from there.
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  2. It should have come on a disk that came with the product. Pop that in and just go to the device manager under administrator tools in the control panel to install them.
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  3. The Vista Drivers should work with Windows 7
    http://www.sony-asia.com/support/download/241989/product/vgn-cr353/sectionfirst?subpage=detail

    If it says the drivers are for Vista Only, Install them manually

    Unzip the Files.

    Go to the Device Manager -> Right click My Computer and click Properties, Click the Hardware Tab and click Device Manager

    Find the "Unknown Device" or "Communication Device" (or whatever appears to be the NIC) that has the yellow exclamation point and double click it

    Click the Driver Tab, Click Update Driver

    In the Wizard (if it prompts to search for drivers online, click No), Click Install from a Specific Location (Advanced) Radio and Click Next

    Click Search for Driver Radio

    Uncheck "Floppy" etc box

    Check "Include this location in Search"

    Click Browse and navigate to the extracted driver folder and keep cliking the subdirectories until the OK button turns from grey to Black.

    Click OK then Next.

    If it doesn’t work, try the other two drivers using the same method

    If it still doesn’t work, perhaps you select the wrong device in the Device Manager. Try another unknown device on the device manager list.
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  4. Did you check the support section of the Sony website?
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  5. I used to try and download all my drivers manually. But then I discovered there was software available which can scan your system and update all your drivers automatically. The whole process takes only a few minutes. If you are lazy like I am check out the following website for a free scan:

    http://www.driver-update-software.com
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