[Satelite L310 Driver]

Hi,
I bought a laptop Satellite L310 - P4010 and I have some problems :
1. I can't found any software to install the video card (Intel GMA 3100) & sound driver (I don't know what chipset I have) and the toshiba website is not provided the Satelllite L310 driver software. Can i know where should i download it?
2. As I know my laptop have Intel chipset 945GM for motherboard. Can I know where to download that driver ?
My Satellite Part Number : PSME6L-00T001
Thx, hope to get your reply soon.
Regards,
Andy
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Satellite L310-P4010
It's from Toshiba India. Specs are at the link above.
Drivers and utilities are here.
-Jerry

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