Hp dvd-ram uj8db sata driver

I want to install windows 7 on my notebook. When starting setup installer requires driver for cd-rom. I cant find driver for windows 7. Please help.
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We need the model of the notebook. The driver is not for the DVD drive itself but the storage controller on the motherboard to allow the install disk to see the DVD drive. You need to put the storage controller on a thumb drive and point the installer program to it. It is likely the board is set to RAID and you need the Intel RAID driver which is here:
This has 32 and 64 bit F6 drivers for use during Windows installation.
https://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?DwnldID=22676&lang=eng&ProdId=2101
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Hi John,
Open windows Control Panel, open Device Manager, expand DVD/CD-ROM Drives, right click the drive and select Uninstall - when this has completed, restart the notebook and let Windows fully load for a couple of minutes before checking if it's now listed correctly.
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Anyone have any ideas? *praying*

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