Satellite L300 - T2FTP Windows sockets initialization failed

After Login I get the following message:
T2FTP Windows sockets initialization failed
At the same time the system gives a message that it has found a new unknown hardware device and the driver should be installed.
Before I did NOT add any new hardware device.
Clicking the Start Button results only in a message: Windows Explorer does not react.
It is impossible to call any other routine.
Unfortunately I don't find my Recovery-CDROM.
Is there any chance to save my system?
Toshiba Satellite L300, Model PSLB8E
Windows VISTA-32 bit

Hi
I think its operating system issue something, somewhere was going wrong
I agree with Jeka. The Vista reinstallation would be the easiest and fastest way to get rid of this problem.
If didnt get the recovery disk because the OS was preinstalled and there was an tool which allows you to create an own recovery disk.
You should be able to recover the unit using HDD recovery
Restart the notebook, press F8 and choose repair my computer.
Then choose Toshiba HDD recovery.
This would recover the OS again.

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>*So here I am with the issue still not resolved. How do i Download and install the latest chipset drivers >in order to have Toshiba Satellite L300 & Microsoft Vista recognise my ipod?
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