I can't help you with your problem but I thought that I should advise you not to
waste your time searching for Linux drivers as Linux handles such things
differently from Windows, for example. Usually drivers are installed
automatically in the background when you install the OS and you never need to
insert a disk or search for them. If they exist then you would have them. This
does not mean that you are out of luck. This is just generally the way it is
done.

Someone here may have experience with your devices and know what to do. I am
just trying to save you some time and frustration if you can't find what you are
looking for.