M50-244 XP Pro installation

Just bought a M50-244 and want to install XP Pro on it. I have downloaded all the drivers listed on the support page but there are some on the installation list that aren't available for download - any idea where I get them from?
The ones I need are:
Atheros Client Utility
DVD Player
DLA
RecordNow
Sun Java Runtime Environment
Power Management
Cheers

Hello
Client utility must not be preinstalled because the WLAN connection can be configured using Windows settings. Power saver tool is available on Toshiba download page. Please check it for Equium M50-244 (PSM59E). There you will find power saver driver version 2.35.0.2.C and Power saver utility version 7.03.07C.
Before you install them check Installations instructions document to see the right installations order.
Bye and good luck!

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