Portege 7200 pci scsi controller missing

Can somebody help me with the following problem. A friend of mine has got a protege 7200. He had it reinstalled by Toshiba. Now when he starts it up it aks for the pci scsi bus controller drivers.
Since he probably needs these to access his external cd-rom drive he can't access the windows cd. Does anybody know where the drivers are located or where to find them?
THNX

Hi,
go to http://eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com and then to Driver Download. Choose the Portege 7200 and scroll to the download link!
Bye Rudi

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