Need a link for PS6 raw conversion for 5dIII & 7dII cameras?

Can any one give me a link to the raw conversion software for bridge and PS6 for 5dIII & 7dII cameras? New computer and need to install to get my raws. Using Windows 8.1 version.
many thanks,
Noella

many thanks.
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