Fix of drivers in windows 8

Hi, I'm using windows 8 pro on my macbook air late 2010; and it seems that some of my drivers don't work correctly.
The drivers that don't work correctly on my mac are:
-The built in iSight driver
-The Coprocessor driver
-SM Bus Controller driver
I have already run all the drivers of bootcamp and it seems that those three don't work correctly, so is there any way to fix these drivers issue?
Any help?

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