Win7 64 Bootcamp MBP 8,2 don't detect bluetooth hardware

Hi to all, I have a Macbook pro i7 15'' (8,2). I have a small partition with windows 7 64bit. The installation was perfect but i have a problem. Windows 7 don't detect the bluetooth hardware of my Macbook pro. I have tried to force Apple .inc bluetooth driver but it remains with exclamation mark. Boot camp is update (8/7/2011). Do you have any suggest?
Thank you

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http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4407
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