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aevan

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Windows 10 is not officially supported in Bootcampt for now, but you can install it. When Apple updates Bootcamp and drivers, will it be possible to update the current Bootcamp drivers with new ones?

Thanks.
 
The Apple Software Update in Windows detects Bootcamp driver updates, and will install them when available.

I've encountered no issues so far with the current Bootcamp drivers and Windows 10. FYI
 
The Apple Software Update in Windows detects Bootcamp driver updates, and will install them when available.

I've encountered no issues so far with the current Bootcamp drivers and Windows 10. FYI


Thanks. As I mentioned in a previous post, Windows 10 reports errors with AMD Radeon R9 M290X in Bootcamp on my iMac 5K.
 
I'm using Win8.1 with installed with Bootcamp.
Did any of you just upgrade from Win8.1 to Win 10 using Windows Update?
Meaning not having to make a Clean Bootcamp/windows reinstall, but simply just upgrading the already installed Win8.1.

- Lars
 
And you're still able to boot to OSX from inside Win 10 using Bootcamp and Boot to Win10 from inside OSX?

- Lars
I have my iMac set to boot to OS X automatically. If I hold down the option key I can choose to boot to Windows 10. I mostly get to Windows 10 using Parallels 10. All of it works except I am having limited success using the Apple Magic Trackpad when booting into Bootcamp Windows 10.
 
I have my iMac set to boot to OS X automatically. If I hold down the option key I can choose to boot to Windows 10. I mostly get to Windows 10 using Parallels 10. All of it works except I am having limited success using the Apple Magic Trackpad when booting into Bootcamp Windows 10.

But is it still possible to boot up OSX directly from within Win10? (You know right click on bootcamp in right lower corner)
 
Updated from Win7 to Win10 with no issues apart from the Apple bluetooth keyboard showing an error. It still works perfectly in Win10 though.
 
I don't see any Bootcamp icon in the right lower corner. I didn't see it in Win 8.1 either.

If you look in the active programs window bottom right in the task bar, you'll probably see your GPU management running, etc. Also in here is a grey diamond icon which is your BootCamp program, click this and you can select the start-up disk i.e. Windows or MacOS.
 
If you look in the active programs window bottom right in the task bar, you'll probably see your GPU management running, etc. Also in here is a grey diamond icon which is your BootCamp program, click this and you can select the start-up disk i.e. Windows or MacOS.

I still don't see it but in Control Panel, I have the bootcamp icon. Is this what you are asking about?

bootcamp.JPG
 
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