Mouse Not Working in Windows Bootcamp

I have a 13 inch Macbook Pro late 2011 and i recently installed Windows via Bootcamp and then i found out that i had no internet connection. i Installed the Bootcamp Windows Support driver i got my internet connection and i solved my wifi problem. But after that, my mouse wouldn't work and i was kinda fustrated.
Is it my computer's problem or the Support driver's problem?
Thanks
~Lawlc4tz

what mouse?
in windows on my imac my magic trackpad which is bluetooth works
but my razer mouse don't work with bluetooth at all
maybe it's a only 1 bluetooth type of mouse at the time thing

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