Can't Connect to Internet on Windows 8.1 Pro Boot Camp

Hello all,
I installed Windows 8.1 Pro without any problems. However, I saw that I can't connect to the internet, because there are no connections being displayed. How would I fix this? What drivers would I need to install? I purchased my MacBook Pro with Retina Display o November 5, 2012.

How did you install windows? Boot camp assistant would have downloaded and installed drivers for you.
Download and install these
http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1720

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