Superdrive driver for Windows 10 32-bit

Find your Mac in Install Windows 7 on your Mac using Boot Camp - Apple Support, and download the drivers package. Do not run setup.exe. Extract only the AppleODD driver and install it. Test and verify.

Use Install Windows 7 on your Mac using Boot Camp - Apple Support to get the BC driver package for your specific model download it to a USB2 Flash drive. Look for AppleODDInstaller.exe under Drivers -> Apple and install it. Test.

What happens when you safely remove the SuperDrive (Drag its icon into the trash) > Shut down (don’t Restart the Mac) > Plug the SuperDrive Back In > Reboot the Mac? Is it Accessible?

If not, you would need a 64Bit installation of windows, if your Mac is 66Bit.

optical devices use a generic std driver one size fit all

if Virtualbox has issue sharing the physical optical disc to the virtual machines running in it

I would suspect its a setting for the virualbox which is set wrong rather then a 32bit driver for windows

Mischahome wrote:

Thanks to your replies:

1) The superdrive is working if I start High Sierra only. The problem is only when I start Windows 10 in a VM and like to use the Superdrive there

Are you allowing the USB device to pass-through to the Windows VM?

2) I used 32bit Windows because of resources. Mac has only 4GB and Windows 64-bit needs at least 2GB RAM. It could work, but may be slowly

32-bit or 64-bit Windows is not the determining factor.

3) I bought a Win 10 license extra for that use, therefore Windows 7 is only a bad option

We do not want to install W7, but just get the 32-bit driver from the BC package.

4) I'm wondering that only 64-bit drivers are available?

Yes.

Any other ideas? If not, I'm thinking to install Windows 10 64-bit

You will consume a W10 license whether you use a VM or BOOTCAMP. Bootcamp partitions can be imported as VMs, if needed.

This is the 64-bit driver for the Apple ODD (Optical Disc Drive).

Excellent.