Windows 8.1 - M92p - ACPI Driver

Hi guys,
Ran into a small problem while building up a Windows 8.1 image for this M92p I have. There is a device that is not installed :
Unknow device - ACPI\LBA0001
I found the driver for it. When I auto install it from the exe it works fine. The problem is that I need to install it manually by pointing the installation in the extracted folder of the exe (.inf files...).
When I do so, I get a message saying Windows found a driver for the device but an error occured. Lenovo application interface. File does not exist.
Any clue to help me solve this problem?
Best regards
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Found the solution... Error said there was missing files... so we found the missing files somewhere in the installation folder in Program Files. Added those .inf and everything is ok!

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