I need drivers to install Win7 64bit on SSD mSATA

Hi!
I need drivers to install WIN7 64x on SSD mSATA THNSNH256GMCT
Serial number on my product is 23NS10BFTABY
Thank you!

This serial number doesn't help much. It will be better if you can post exact notebook model name and model number.
Anyway, visit Toshiba support and download page for your country and if your notebook model is supported for Win7 64bit you should be able to find all necessary drivers, tools and utilities.

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