Down graded Broadband 802.11ac Network Address to previous version 7.35 (Latest was 7.7, can't see 5Ghz wifi) Turned off bluetooth in mac os. All of the above didn't worked, until I down graded 'Broadcom Serial Bus Driver over UART Bus Enumerator' to previous version. I got the prev version from boot camp windows drivers though. The Boot Camp drivers pack for Windows 10 includes device drivers for camera, graphics, keyboard, trackpad, card reader, wireless mouse and wireless trackpad. According to the developer, Brigadier downloads and unpacks ESD that applies to the Mac model on which you run this tool. I hope this helps. If anyone is having problems with Windows 10 bootcamp, I would strongly recommend installing the most up-to-date bootcamp drivers. I lost my F-key functionality after the upgrade, and reinstalling the updated drivers resolved that issue. The following link explains the process to reinstall updated bootcamp drivers.
- Bootcamp Latest Drivers Windows 10 64-bit
- Latest Bootcamp Drivers Windows 10 Reddit
- Latest Bootcamp Drivers For Windows 10
I installed Windows 10 (April 18 update) on external SSD drive that can be selected on the iMac's startup. Run the Boot Camp Windows Support Software and everything is fine, Apple mouse & keyboard, except audio is missing. Windows 10 Device Manager app does not show any problems with the drivers such as yellow triangles or red crosses. In fact, when a video is played the green volumen bars in the audio device driver properties move but there is no sound at all.
- I have a Mac Book Pro running Bootcamp with Windows 10 Pro. I want to be able to use my Mac Magic Mouse2 when I boot to Windows. The Mac work fine and so does the mouse when I book to Mac OS, but the mouse does not work when I boot to Windows OS. I am told that this is an easy fix, but, I can't seem to do it - can anyone help please.
- I just purchased the new iMac 2020 and installed Bootcamp Windows 10 latest version. Everything is up to date and installed the WIndows Support drivers which you can download from Apple. Installed the bootcamp drivers and everything is working well. Accept for the Bluetooth.
- iMac is the latest 2019 model.
- Windows 10 is up to date according to Windows update app (had to use April 18 update as start version since the installation does not work with October 18 version).
- Drivers are update to date according to Windows.
- Installed Windows 10 on external SDD following these instructions: https://blog.macsales.com/40947-tech-tip-how-to-use-boot-camp-on-an-external-drive, https://medium.com/@svenkirsime/install-windows-on-the-external-ssd-hdd-for-your-mac-5d29eefe5d1, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=910Y1hLreRc&t=117s.
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Posted on Apr 19, 2019 1:38 AM
I was running into the same problem when I upgraded from Windows 7 to Windows 10. After searching through the settings, I found a solution that appears to resolve this issue.
To fix this problem:
- Go To - Settings>System>Display
- Turn Off 'Adjust My Screen Brightness Automatically' Setting
Bootcamp Latest Drivers Windows 10 64-bit
I hope this helps. If anyone is having problems with Windows 10 bootcamp, I would strongly recommend installing the most up-to-date bootcamp drivers. I lost my F-key functionality after the upgrade, and reinstalling the updated drivers resolved that issue.
Latest Bootcamp Drivers Windows 10 Reddit
The following link explains the process to reinstall updated bootcamp drivers:
Latest Bootcamp Drivers For Windows 10
Aug 15, 2015 5:04 PM