In boot camp windows 8 my track pad in nt working right click n scrol is not working

hy what should i do, in my mac book pro i am workin on boot camp. i have windows 8 on it and my trackpad in nt working properly no right click and no scroll what should i do?

Welcome to Apple Support Communities
It looks like you have not installed the Windows support software. It is needed in Windows to get your trackpad working correctly, among other things.
As you are using Windows 8, download these drivers and follow the steps of the website > http://support.apple.com/kb/dl1638 If you have not got a USB drive, you can download it in Windows, decompress the file and run the installer

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