Qosmio G40 - Windows 7 64bit and missing drivers

Hello..i recently upgraded my G40 to win7 64bit and have been very dismayed at all the missing drivers.
so far
1 Cd/hd dvd drive - driver not supported on this product - it was when it was on vista 32 - now i just get cd drive error.??
2 tv tuner - no driver available
3 av controller - no driver available
4 acoustic silencer - no driver available
5 finger print software - installed driver - no hardware found?? it definatly has one ..im looking at it.
6 hdmi control manager - no driver available
7 infrared driver- no driver available
some of these drivers i can do without - (finger print im not worried about 0 but the CD/HD DVD drive is a real problem..
Im normally reasonably fine with installing all these drivers...but it seems there are non there ..or they dont see the hardware....please help.

Wait a moment you are mixing something.
Do not mix CD/DVD driver and HD DVD driver.
When you install operating system optical disc drive must be recognized properly. If you have problem watching HD DVD movies that completely other issue.
So, is optical disc drive recognized properly? Can you use music CDs and watch DVD movies?
If you cannot find Toshiba HD DVD player for 64 bit OS try to use some other players. I don't have HD DVD media and cannot test it for you.
PCI memory controller is maybe cardreader.
By the way, here is the list of all installed stuff on Qosmio G40 (Vista) so you can check if everything is installed and if there is some missing driver. Please note: some additional software is not downloadable.
Windows Vista Home Premium
Intel Chipset SW Utility
TOSHIBA Value Added Package
NVIDIA Display Driver
Realtek HD Audio Driver
Synaptics TouchPad Driver
TOSHIBA Software Modem
Intel 82566MC Gigabit Network Connection
Intel PCI Express Wireless LAN Driver (802.11ag)
Intel Proset?PCI Express 802.11ag?
Intel Proset (PCI Express Kedron Main(abgn))
Bluetooth Stack for Windows by Toshiba
Bluetooth Monitor
TOSHBIA Fingerprint Software
Texas Instruments FlashMedia Driver
Chicony Camera Assistant Software
TOSHIBA PCI TV Tuner
SMSCIR Infrared Receiver Drivers
TOSHIBA SD Memory Utilities
TOSHIBA Assist
TOSHIBA ConfigFree
CD/DVD Drive Acoustic Silencer
TOSHIBA Extended Tiles for Windows Mobility Center
TOSHIBA Remote Control Manager
TOSHIBA Speech System
TOSHIBA HD DVD PLAYER
TOSHIBA SPS Driver
Qosmio AV Controller Manager

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