Network patching with bootcamp for windows7

I have 5+ version of Bootcamp assistant, and complete a Windows7 SP1. Although after the completion network adaptors, the Universal Bus and bunch of drivers are missing. I first did is to look for what are the missing drivers and went to Broadcom to download, that got my ethernet card working but rest of the hardware either have driver and the wifi is down.
I found this post to download the patching drivers from bootcamp assistant...jus check the middle section and you can download from bootcamp to your usb stick. rather then burn to dvd..
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3611408?start=0&tstart=0
Now windows7 Pro is working and graphic core and sound core loaded.
I use a 13" MBP mid2012 thunderbolt DVDoptics

You might want to look at the Boot Camp forum where the Boot Camp gurus hang out. https://discussions.apple.com/community/windows_software/boot_camp

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