NI device driver locations for upgrading labview to 64-bit

There is a section in the NI LabVIEW 2012 SPI (64-bit) download where it prompts you for the location of the NI Device Drivers. Unfortunately, I cannot get a hold of the original CDs for a while, so I cannot see where they default to. Does anyone know where these drivers default to? Alternatively, what should I search for if I want to find these device drivers?
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Hi leejesm,
You can find device drivers at this link.

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