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1. #Get windows 10 drivers for mac without bootcamp install
2. #Get windows 10 drivers for mac without bootcamp update

Install Windows in the partition you made.

You know you are booting with Legacy BIOS Mode because the installer isn't running at the native resolution (EFI Boot looks sharp). Then, when selecting the USB in the boot manager, make sure you select "Windows" (that installs the Legacy BIOS mode) and not "EFI Boot". If you use Disk Utility, format the partition as ExFAT and with the Master Boot Record partitioning scheme.Īlso, if you have two disks, make sure to partition the first one (HDD bay), as Windows from Legacy BIOS mode needs to be in the first disk. Use the newest version of Windows 10 (I recommend you flash it with a Windows computer, with Windows Media Creation Tool) and partition the disk, preferably with Boot Camp Assistant, but there will be no problem if you do it with Disk Utility. Now, how do I fix it? Is there a audio driver I can install, or how do I fix the Intel Driver's installation? I disabled it, and Boot Camp drivers installed correctly.

#Get windows 10 drivers for mac without bootcamp update

UPDATE n☄ (13:18 CEST): Apparently, the issue is the Intel HD Graphics Driver. Also, while booting, Windows' bootloader detects 5 Windows 10 installations, even though before reinstalling Windows, I formatted the drive. I'll try to delete igdkmd64.sys, as I think that's the issue. UPDATE n☃ (11:51 CEST): I'm going to reinstall Windows again (5th time). That's why I have no audio, and I think that's what has been giving issues before. UPDATE n☂ (11:19 CEST): Intel Graphics Driver makes the computer BSOD during the installation. I'll try to update Intel HD's one, via manual install. I've been able to update the NVIDIA drivers perfectly, without amy problem. UPDATE n☁ (10:58 CEST): I've updated Windows, and after a lot of BSODs and two system repairs, the only driver left is the Intel HD one. If not, I'll do like before.Īmy help will be highly aprecciated. I'm going to erase the disk and reinstall Windows, now with Bootcamp (if I can). Downloaded drivers separately via Bootcamp assistant, and made the bootable USB vis Windows Media Creation Tool. NOTE: I installed Windows without Bootcamp, because the drivers took forever to download, and I couldn't continue the process. A while ago, due to random restarts, Windows doesn't boot (corrupted data). Freezes and restarts during Windows updates.

Drivers not installing, because when the computer reboots, it goes to macOS instead of Windows (same in boot, and going to "EFI Boot" says there is no bootable media). Random screen glitches when signing in and turning off the computer, even with drivers installed. Fans are not working, and there is no Intel drivers working. No audio (and no Realtek Driver in Windows Support) The installation was successful, but I'm having problems with drivers, which are: I'm trying to install Windows 10 on my Mid 2012 15" 2.3GHz MacBook Pro.