Missing driver and "System Interrupts"

Hello!
I found 2 problems on my brand new HP Pavilion 11-n070eg x360 :
- In Device Manager, i have a missing driver und "Other Devices" (See screenshot). Tried to update / install, but dont know what it is. Also tried "Slim Drivers" to check for missing drivers, didnt find anything. Also HP Support Assistent doenst find missing software / drivers.
- In Taskmanager there is a process called "System Interrupts" (See screenshot). It takes CPU power from 15%-30%.
It disappeared after a restart, but know its back after a while! I read online it has something to do with missing / corrupt drivers, so i hope there is a connection between my to problems.
Name: HP Pavilion 11-n070eg x360 ( Intel )
Product ID: 00258-60101-73698-AAOEM
Windows 8.1 x64 (everything up-to-date)
bought 2 weeks ago, not much installed. Standard Antivirus (Windows Defender), no Tuneup Software installed.
Thank you very much, i hope someone can help.

Then you will need to post the hardware ID for the unknown device, because I played my one guess card and lost.
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At the top of the Unknown Device window, click on the Details tab.
Now you see a Property drop down list and it is defaulted to Device Description.
Drop down on that list and select the second item (hardware ID's).
Post the top string of characters you see in the window.

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