Cannot install driver for high definition audiuo bus

i have sound but every reboot, the device manager prompts for driver of high definition bus. pls help! btw, just assembled my pc, specs-msi 7858GTM-E45; amd X3 440; 2G corsair 800; 460 coolermaster PSU, thanks

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my laptop S/N - [text removed for privacy]
P/N FZ736PA#ACJ
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