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I have a early 2009 white MacBook and I installed the latest version of Windows 10. Then when I went to install the Bootcamp drivers and then restarted it then would show the windows logo and after it disappears it reboots. I reinstalled windows and I disabled the Nvidia graphics and it fixed it but I want it with the graphics so is there anything to fix it
MacBook, macOS 10.14
Consider installing W7/W8.1 first, and then upgrading to W10, if you must have W10. This will grandfather working W7/W8.1 drivers into W10. Officially, your 2009 Mac does not support W10 based on Apple documentation.
I did it on windows 7 and it worked then I tried on windows 8.1 it did the same thing in the beginning. I like windows 7 but Microsoft no longer supports it. But Microsoft made a version of windows called Windows Embedded POSReady 7 That is still supported do you think the Nvidia driver will work?
Once you have a working W7, you can run an in-place upgrade to W10.
Where did the Nvidia driver come from?
from the bootcamp app
Can you download the W10 driver from Nvidia Support site? Be aware that the 9400m is a very old card and may not have drivers for W10.
I did what you told me but It did not work and it’s boot looping so now I’m going to disable it in safe mode
Thank you so much this worked and I am now running Windows 10
Excellent!
Nvidia GeForce 9400m Driver issue
