Install boot camp update for Trackpad on windows 8.1

Hello Participants,
i want to use my trackpad on a windows 8.1 computer.
I´ m searching  a guide for install boot camp 5.1 Update on windows 8.1.  I ´m in Germany.
Greetings and thank you

Hallo Rudegar,
i installed the bloototh 4.0 by "sitecom" USB adapter
below are  the bootcamp drivers,
i installed wireless trackpad 64 and also Multitouch trackpad drivers,
it doesen´t work
greetings

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