Hello to all. I have a problem: after installing Windows 10 via Boot Camp, the video card stopped working and displays error number 43. MacBook Pro 15 2011, Windows 10, AMD Driver for Boot Camp v15.201 from amd.com/en/support/kb/release -notes / apple-boot-camp
The installation was successful, but does not work.
All other versions from different sites also do not fit, the installation does not even complete.
MacBook Pro 15", 10.13
In general: a happy ending. I downloaded the W10 1803 image, because the next 1809 is over 4.7 DVD, and burned it to disk. In the Butcamp, the partition was already created, so I just did not get the disk - I rebooted (I burned and downloaded on Mac High Sierra, the Burn utility). Immediately, without a choice, the Legacy boot began and the W10 began to install itself on the MBR partition. I downloaded the Boot Camp drivers in advance and wrote them onto a USB flash drive (via a second Windows computer), the installation was successful the first time, the video card and the sound worked. The boot camp for partitioning had to be modified, because the W10 is not available on my machine.
In general: a happy ending. I downloaded the W10 1803 image, because the next 1809 is over 4.7 DVD, and burned it to disk. In the Butcamp, the partition was already created, so I just did not get the disk - I rebooted (I burned and downloaded on Mac High Sierra, the Burn utility). Immediately, without a choice, the Legacy boot began and the W10 began to install itself on the MBR partition. I downloaded the Boot Camp drivers in advance and wrote them onto a USB flash drive (via a second Windows computer), the installation was successful the first time, the video card and the sound worked. The boot camp for partitioning had to be modified, because the W10 is not available on my machine.
W10 is not officially supported on a 2011 Mac. See Install Windows on your Mac with Boot Camp - Apple Support as reference. If you must have W10, install W7/W8.1 first and then in-place upgrade to W10.
I am now doing another flash drive with W10, and there is a thought that you need to download it in Legacy mode, and probably, all drivers will go like this :)
The Windows installer does not have a mode - BIOS or EFI. It looks at the disk layout and decides what to use. Manually, from the installer, there are two icons - Windows and EFI Boot. To install in BIOS mode, you must select Windows icon.
Only one thing remains ... Learn how to force Legacy on. There is a command:
sudo bless --device / dev / disk0s4 --setBoot --legacy --nextonly
Just do not quite understand which section to mark as Legacy?
The highlighted command is not used during Windows installation, but after it is successfully installed, to switch between macOS and Windows.
And isn't it logical that, as a Legacy, I must mark both the partition on the disk and the USB flash drive.
The designated Windows partition should look like a MBR disk to the Windows installer. If you choose an installer type (BIOS of EFI) which does not match the underlying disk partitioning scheme, you will see installation errors.
On a 2011 Mac, CSM-BIOS suppresses the Intel integrated GPU. It only exposes the discrete GPU.
When I try to install Windows 8.1, the error "I cannot configure the download" appears at the end of the installation. Now I’ll try again to install Windows 10 with drivers for Intel HD 3000 from Microsoft, and install AMD drivers for Boot Camp, because there is Windows 10 support on the site.
So. Many hours of torment and I started the W10 on my MBP, but the problem is the same: the drivers from Microsoft did not fix the problem, they just added another 1 screen, and my laptop displayed only 1 screen, out of 2 existing (and secondary). Yes, 1 screen was "virtual". Ridiculous. So far I have decided to install drivers on the video card and Hardware, still looking for a solution to the problem. I think the drivers from HD3000 are to blame.
So, the W10 installation formula is almost ready :)
I am now doing another flash drive with W10, and there is a thought that you need to download it in Legacy mode, and probably, all drivers will go like this :)
Only one thing remains ... Learn how to force Legacy on. There is a command:
sudo bless --device / dev / disk0s4 --setBoot --legacy --nextonly
Just do not quite understand which section to mark as Legacy? And isn't it logical that, as a Legacy, I must mark both the partition on the disk and the USB flash drive.
The Windows installer does not have a mode - BIOS or EFI. It looks at the disk layout and decides what to use. Manually, from the installer, there are two icons - Windows and EFI Boot. To install in BIOS mode, you must select Windows icon.
here you are wrong. Just the same boot mode and indicates in what mode to run the installer. And it is precisely for this reason that this installer sometimes swears that the disk style does not meet the requirement (for EFI mode this is GPT, for Legacy mode (BIOS) it is MBR). So, all the time I run only the EFI installation, although I need Legacy. I do not know how to run this mode for a flash drive.
here you are wrong. Just the same boot mode and indicates in what mode to run the installer. And it is precisely for this reason that this installer sometimes swears that the disk style does not meet the requirement (for EFI mode this is GPT, for Legacy mode (BIOS) it is MBR). So, all the time I run only the EFI installation, although I need Legacy. I do not know how to run this mode for a flash drive.
The GPT vs MBR issue only comes up, if you manually partition the disk. On your 2011 Mac, the only supported mode is MBR.
Good to see it worked out for you.
tell in details. I read that changing the boot mode can help, because it sends other data to the system, but I could not turn on legacy mode. There is an idea that Microsoft drivers for windows 10 can help. True, 10 minutes ago, W10 was not established because it could not add itself to the boot record. I do not know in which modes to run. and how to properly make a bootable flash drive for mac
I read that changing the boot mode can help, because it sends other data to the system, but I could not turn on legacy mode.
You need to use the built-in Optical driver (CD/DVD) to install W7/W8.1 to get the proper AMD drivers.
There is an idea that Microsoft drivers for windows 10 can help. True, 10 minutes ago, W10 was not established because it could not add itself to the boot record. I do not know in which modes to run. and how to properly make a bootable flash drive for mac
A bootable uSB Flash drive will try to install W10 using EFI boot which does not work properly on a 2011 Mac.
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