Qosmio F50 - Unkown devices after Windows 7 64bit installation

I have just made Windows 7 64bit clean installation and there are unknow device (ACPI\TOS6205) , (ACPI\ENE0200) and MULTIMEDIA CONTROLLER.
Somebody can help me?
Thanks,

Hello
Vendor ID 102F is Toshiba America but PCI database doesnt show more informations
To give you a more detailed answer it would be interesting to know which driver you have already installed.
Generally speaking a friend of me that has Qosmio F50 used this installation order for Qosmio F50 and Windows 7:
-Windows 7
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-Storage Manager
-Display driver
-Sound driver
-LAN driver
-WLAN driver
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-Webcam driver
-Toshiba Value Added Package
-Toshiba Flash Cards Support Utility
I hope it helps. :)

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