How can I install Windows drivers on a MacBook Pro? I’ve set up Windows (Boot Camp/other method), but some hardware, like the trackpad, keyboard shortcuts, and graphics, aren’t working properly.What’s the correct way to install or update the drivers so everything functions as it should? Thanks
Assuming that you are talking about an Intel-based Mac, Boot Camp should provide the necessary drivers for the built-in hardware.
Boot Camp Assistant User Guide for Mac - Apple Support
Install Windows 10 on your Mac with Boot Camp Assistant - Apple Support
Install Windows on your newer Mac using Boot Camp - Apple Support
“How to install the drivers for windows on macbook pro.: How can I install Windows drivers on a MacBook Pro? I’ve set up Windows (Boot Camp/other method), but some hardware, like the trackpad, keyboard shortcuts, and graphics, aren’t working properly.What’s the correct way to install or update the drivers so everything functions as it should? Thanks”
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Getting Drivers:
IMPORTANT:
In all instances, get the drivers from the Developer (Apple) and none other. Elsewise, you might end up installing malware or falling for a scam (ie ID Theft).
Reinstall the macOS:
To get drivers that may be corrupt, or missing, reinstall the macOS. Nothing would be deleted; it’s just that missing and corrupt drivers and system files will be reloaced and replaced, respectively.
Go Here: How to Reinstall macOS from macOS Recovery - Apple Support. Important: Be certain to create a backup of your Mac prior to all of this. That way, you can have something to restore from the Mac from, should anything go wrong with the reinstall. Once reinstalled, try this once more.
kody761 wrote:
How can I install Windows drivers on a MacBook Pro? I’ve set up Windows (Boot Camp/other method), but some hardware, like the trackpad, keyboard shortcuts, and graphics, aren’t working properly.What’s the correct way to install or update the drivers so everything functions as it should? Thanks
Your Bootcamp built in to the Intel Mac— requires a restart of the machine to switch the OS. it is dedicated, and requires a reboot to get back to macOS
Using a virtual Machine Software is much more convenient if running both operating systems at the same time, and switching/ sharing between them on the fly:
a few popular examples:
Fusion https://www.vmware.com/
Parallels Desktop https://www.parallels.com/p
Virtual box https://www.virtualbox.org/
there are others...
Thanks.Will try this. I really appreciate your help.
How to install the drivers for windows on macbook pro.
