Trackpad 2 not working on fresh Windows 10 boot camp install

I'm attaching a screenshot of the "Hardware Ids" description for each of these devices, which I think contains the information you are asking about. There was no "Hardware Id" for "Bluetooth" under "Software devices."

• Under "mice and other pointing devices" I see three instances of "HID-compliant mouse"
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• Under "software devices" I see a hidden device called "Bluetooth."
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• Under "human interface devices" I see three "USB input devices" and one "Bluetooth Serial UHE HID"

Interesting, I still can't get it to work wirelessly. I found this thread discussing collaboration - is this what you're talking about? Is anybody else struggling with an intermittent connection when using the Magic Mouse/Trackpad ONLY on Boot Camp?

That thread instructs: "Control Panel > Device Manager > Network Adapters > Broadcom 802.11n Network Adapter (right click and choose "Properties". Under the "Advanced" tab, highlight the setting named "Bluetooth Collaboration", then change it to Enable. Then click OK." Unfortunately I don't see "Bluetooth Collaboration" when I follow that path. Any other suggestions?

These are the options I do see at that path:

I still don't see any Bluetooth category when I reveal hidden devices. A few things to come up that I'm assuming aren't relevant, such as printers. Potentially relevant ones:

• Under "mice and other pointing devices" I see three instances of "HID-compliant mouse"
• Under "software devices" I see a hidden device called "Bluetooth."
• Under "human interface devices" I see three "USB input devices" and one "Bluetooth Serial UHE HID"

I ran both resets but didn't notice anything new on device manager.

I played around with an unspecified device on device manager and was able to get the Bluetooth radio back up and running. However, now back to square one where I can't seem to switch the driver from the default Windows driver to the Apple boot camp bluetooth driver. No matter how many times I uninstall the Bluetooth driver and the trackpad, I can't seem to permanently disable or uninstall them. Right now, I have Bluetooth support services disabled to try and prevent Windows from automatically installing Windows Bluetooth drivers.

I also have disabled automatic download of manufacturer apps and custom icons under "device installation settings." Somehow I seem to have stopped the automatic installation of Windows drivers. But even with this in place, nothing happens after I run the boot camp set up again to try and reinstall Boot Camp drivers.

I tried right clicking on the Bluetooth radio --> update driver --> browse my computer for driver software --> search for drivers in this location --> select D:\WindowsSupport\BootCamp\Drivers\Broadcom, but this doesn't work.

I also tried right clicking on the Bluetooth radio --> update driver --> browse my computer for driver software --> let me pick from a list of available drivers on my computer --> have disk, but even if I navigate to D:\WindowsSupport\BootCamp\Drivers\Broadcom, it won't let me select anything because it looks like it requires file type .inf

Finally, I tried right clicking on the Bluetooth radio --> update driver --> browse my computer for driver software --> let me pick from a list of available drivers on my computer --> uncheck "show compatible hardware" --> "Apple broadcom built-in Bluetooth version: 6.1.6700.0 [10/4/2016]. The installation was unsuccessful. Here's the screenshot after this method. As you can see, that driver isn't functioning. My trackpad is also still somehow registering as a hidden device, even though it has been uninstalled, isn't on, and isn't even paired on the MacOS side.

Any other suggestions?

I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling drivers a bunch of times. In most instances, the Windows drivers would automatically reinstall themselves as he suggested. This last go around, I unplugged the trackpad, uninstalled all Bluetooth drivers, and restarted. With the trackpad unplugged, the Bluetooth drivers from Windows did not automatically reinstall. However, even after running the boot camp set up again from a thumb drive and also trying to individually install the Bluetooth drivers from within the boot camp set up files, I can't get Bluetooth running. Now my device manager shows no Bluetooth. Any suggestions?

I ran Windows update and let it find the driver. I now see three things under Bluetooth in device manager:

-Bluetooth Radio, inf is bth.inf (info here: https://pastebin.com/gJxRFaHv)

-Microsoft Bluetooth Enumerator, info is bth.inf

-Microsoft Bluetooth LE Enumerator, info is bthleenum.inf (info here: https://pastebin.com/CRqCEJKQ)

I don't see a VID/PID in any of these devices. Any other suggestions? I really appreciate your help with this. It's driving me crazy.

Looks like the VID is 05ac and PID is 8213. Inf name is oem0.inf. I located that .inf, but I'm not sure what to do from there. Screenshots below.

MacBook Pro 13 Inch 2017

I believe so. The trackpad shows up as “connected” under “Bluetooth & other devices” on Windows.