HT201456 Mac Mini OS X 10.10.1 VMware Fusion Bootcamp 5.1 driver

I have a mac mini 5.2 with OS X 10.10.1 and VMWare Fusion 7.01 (no BootCamp Mac OS / Windows dual boot, the Mac Mini boot only OS X !!) and run multiple virtual windows machines on it.
If I want to mount a CD into a virtual Windows 8.1machine, I get the message that I need to install the Bootcamp dirver in this virtual machine.
I created a USB Stick with Bootcamp 5.1 drivers and want to install these drivers in Windows 8.1 virtual machine, I get the message that this Version of BootCamp can't run on this computer modell.
Has any one experience with bootcamp drivers for Windows 8.1 in VMware Fusion environments ??

Hello Loner T,
thanks for yor reply, install only AppleODDInstaller64.exe solved the problem. I had just to remove before any parts of older bootcamp driver. Interestingly, if I try to install the complete bootcamp driver packet with setup.exe BootCamp directory, I get the same message, that this Version of BootCamp can't run on this computer modell.
But anyway, the AppleODDInstaller64driver solves my CD/DVD mount problem.
regards Uwe

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