Wifi working on a MacBookPro10,1 win8 install

Question

Hi.
I'm trying to set up a duel boot environment on my new MacBook Pro,
I need the Win8 build to access my companies internal systems... otherwise I wouldn't bother.
I have successfully ( using Boot camp assistant ) installed the Win8 OS but now I need to sort out all the drivers.
Specifically I need to install the drivers for the WIFI as its the only network connection available. (having to do this email on a win laptop)
the MacBookPro10,1 has an Airport wif device, which when booted in OS X has an id of en0.
Under Win8 I have the following devices listed in the "Device Manager" all with the yellow ! icon against them
Other devices.
     Ethernet Controller
     FaceTime HD Camera (built-in)
     Network controller
     PCI Simple Communications Controller
The Network adaptors section has two Bluetooth devices and a Microsoft Kernel debug network adapter all showing as OK.
Any pointers to the correct drivers would be gratefully received.
Thanks....   Keith.

Answer 1

Your existing RAM setup should be sufficient.  Trying to capture an enormous simulation in one go is never a good idea (for the reason you found).  Just do your capture sessions in shorter blocks and save each one with a number in the name so that you know where it sits in the sequence. E.g. Capture1, Capture2, etc. 
There's no requirement to do a simulation in a single capture, and with something like an 800 slide module you're likely going to run into performance issues at runtime unless your end users are on remarkably good bandwidth.