Toshiba Satellite M645-4070 windows 7 64 bit reinstall

I had to reinstall windows 7 on my computer. Luckily I already had a legal copy of windows 7. I need to know what exact Toshiba drivers to install to make sure my system is running right and there are no hardware conflicts. Thanks, Andy

Satellite M645-S4070 Specifications
Satellite M645-S4070 Downloads
Unfortunately, you have probably wiped out the Toshiba Recovery partition on your HDD when you used the Windows 7 64bit retail disk to reinstall your OS. As well, it sounds like you never made a set of Toshiba Recovery disks before this mishap. The info for all this begins on page 61 of your Satellite M640 Series User’s Guide.
Using the recovery utility would have rebuilt your HDD to its factory default out-of-the-box state, including the recovery partition, Win 7 64bit, all Toshiba drivers and utilities, and all software your system originally came with. If you do not think you wiped out the recovery partition when you reinstalled Windows, then while powering on the system you could try holding down the '0' (zero) key until you see the Toshiba Recovery utility menu. If this doesn't work see this article:
Pressing the Zero Key While Powering on the Computer Does Not Start the Toshiba Recovery Wizard
If none of the above works, you can still order a set of recovery media from Toshiba, which I would strongly recommend. Rebuilding the recovery partition, and having a set of recovery disks for backup, could save you a lot of grief on this, and on any future rebuilds.
Ordering Recovery Media
However, if your recovery partition won't work and you are unwilling to order a set of recovery media, then see these instructions and use this utility:
How to Custom Install Windows 7 and add Toshiba-provided drivers & utilities with the Toshiba Softwa...
Toshiba Software Installer for Windows 7
Good luck.
Mike

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