Hello,
I just bought a Macbook Pro 15" 2018 and installed Windows 10 using Bootcamp. My laptop crashes every few minutes on module bcmpciedhd63.sys. It also crashes on the Apple Audio driver occasionally, Please HELP!
I had same trouble (0x0000082d blue screen), and probably found solution.
Open "Device Manager" -> "Network Adapter" -> "Broadcom 802.11ac Network Adapter" -> Open "Property" -> "Driver" tab -> Click "Roll back driver" -> Reboot
Probably, Windows Update Broadcom driver is not suitable for Macbook bootcamp.
(I use MacBook Air Late 2018)
A few more details:
No, I didn't have any issues with macOS.
However, following your questions:
So far my Windows 10 has been up without any crashes! My fingers crossed - will update after I've had a chance to test this out for some time.
Thanks so much for your help! Let's hope this resolves it!!
I see, I'll take a look at the macOS resource once my workday is done.
I also have the same info in the Bootcamp driver archive I downloaded.
Interestingly, Device Manager reports the driver details as follows:
Name: Broadcom 802.11ac Network Adapter
Date: 12/13/2018
Version: 100.10.459.0
I have now managed to install the drivers from the Bootcamp driver archive. Hopefully this resolves things.
I don't experience any audio issues. My driver details are:
Provider: Microsoft
Date: 3/18/2019
Version: 10.0.18362.1
Clicking "Driver Details" displays the message "No driver files are required or have been loaded for this device."
I recognize "18362" as the build number of a recent Windows Insider Preview build. So this driver will probably make it out to the general public in May. (You can try enrolling yourself in the Slow Ring to get the May update now - not sure if it's too late in their testing cycle though.)
Haven't really researched this issue but a thought might be to disable the built-in devices for now and try a cheap dongle https://www.amazon.com/Sabrent-External-Adapter-Windows-AU-MMSC/dp/B071HJ98Q6?sa-no-redirect=1&pldnSite=1. However, it's possible the dongle uses the same driver and triggers the same crashes.
I did read some about T2 and watched a YouTube video about disabling T2!
I noticed that the DCOM errors appear to be gone - looking at the Event Viewer, I don't see any more DCOM errors with Event Id 10016. Nearly every crash (I say nearly because I haven't reviewed every failure) was preceded by a DCOM launch task failure. I'm not sure if it's because I disabled T2 or some mysterious Windows update resolved it - either way I'm happy!!
I originally tried Parallels and wasn't impressed with the performance even though it's a very clean product. Therefore, I didn't think that Parallels would have worked in terms of performance as well as their licensing scheme (for a small business) isn't affordable. I haven't tried VMware but I'm familiar with it so I'm guessing it would be similarly affected from a performance perspective.
I use Windows 10 for my business and have come to like MacBook Pro for quality hardware (can't think of another laptop that is as good). However, the combination of Windows 10 and MacBook Pro has been a nightmare!
Having said this, I think I found the root cause of the driver related issues I was facing (WiFi, Trackpad, Audio, etc.). I will post a summary shortly after my testing is through...
Are you using the WHQL Broadcom drivers or Apple BC drivers?
Apple BC drivers. The only driver I installed was a download from bootcampdrivers.com for Radeon Software Version 19.3.3.
Excellent.
Read at your leisure - https://www.apple.com/mac/docs/Apple_T2_Security_Chip_Overview.pdf . See the Microphone parts in Section 13.
jmkzperez wrote:
Use VMware, it will take care of this issue.
...but it causes performance of the CPU and GPU to suffer, through the virtual layer. 🤨
Frequent BSOD using Bootcamp on bcmpciedhd63.sys
