All done. phew!
So, the process, download the bootcamp drivers from here http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1721 just click on the big blue button on the top, you know, the one with Download written on it
Once the large download finishes (you will need 5mb out of it) just go in to the bootcamp5 folder and next bootcamp then drivers.
Then go into the broadcom folder and install BroadcomWirelessWin8x64, or the windows 7 version next to it (if you're running windows 7). Just NOT the legacy. Wireless should now be working.
What you do then is click back on windows explorer and drill into the Apple folder. Install AppleBluetoothInstaller64 from here and also mouse and keyboard drivers if you have a magic mouse and keyboard. If you have a trackpad there are drivers here for it too.
After you install the Wifi and the bluetooth you will still have the the stack to do. This is what will give you full functionality under windows. Like for adding other devices and for scrolling and all that.
Just go here http://www.harbar.net/archive/2008/...-macbook-pro-and-windows-server-2008-x64.aspx The look of the windows and the prompts might be different, depending on what version of windows you are running but the outcome is the same. If it says that the driver might not be compatible just go ahead and do it as it will work fine.
After everything is done you should have no problematic devices in your device manager. Just pair your mouse and keyboard and its done. All the things you've just installed are recognised as proper Apple devices, not broadcom.
Then have a cuppa and chill admiring just how great life is when everything just works! And pat yourself on the back for having one more apple part in your ever changing Hackintosh
