It's during this we can do important customizations of the live OS, and pretty much automate anything that you want, install additional drivers, packages, scripts etc.Īnyway, we're going to be installing BootCamp drivers. Make sure Include subfolders is checked and then click Next and Windows will install the Bluetooth driver for your Mac Book.Once we're booted into Windows proper, the computer enters what's known as the State Restore Phase of the Task Sequence.

Right click it and select Update driver software.Ĭhose the second option on the pop up to browse your computer for the driver software.īrowse to the $WinPEDriver$ from your downloads and select that. In Windows, open up device manager (the easiest way to do this is just hit the Windows key and type ‘device manager’ – it’ll be the first result).Įxpand other devices and you should see an unknown device. The driver needs to be installed via device manager so just confirm that the AppleBluetoothBroadcom64 folder is there for now.

Inside the unpacked folder, go into the BootCamp folder and then into the $WinPEDriver$ folder under that. You want to look for the zip file download of the Boot Camp Assistant software.ĭownload that file (it’s pretty big – 882Mb for my one) and unzip that once done. The driver for Windows 8.1 works with 10, so you just need to grab that.

Also getting the fn key working.īut, it turns out to be easy to fix. So, when I upgraded from Windows 8.1 to 10, I was expecting there to be a couple of issues. Okay? The ProblemĪs yet (5th Aug 2015) there’s no official support from Apple for Windows 10 running through Boot Camp. Remember I’m just same random guy on the internet so I take no responsibility for anything that happens to your machine. This worked for me it might not work for you.

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