Chipset Drivers for C855D-S5320 using AMD E2-1800 processor

Rebuilding to Windows 7. Install went fine but know in need of Chipset Drivers for the AMD E2-1800 processor with built in graphics. Scoured Toshiba but could only find Intel drivers. Similar luck at AMD. Any suggestions where to locate drivers?
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Satellite C855D-S5320 (PSCBQU-00E007)
You're in luck! Somebody has posted the drivers required for this model.
Satellite C855D-S5315 (PSCBQU-00F009)
Since they share the part-number family (PSCBQU), the same drivers should work.
How I installed windows 7 on a Satellite C855D-S5315
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