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I boot camped my mac successfully but couldn't download Apple's Support software(Not big enough flash drive). I thought I was fine but it turns out I need a Network Adapter Driver. Is my only solution getting a bigger Flash drive?
Or is there a place where I can get it seperatly as that is all I need I believe.
Thanks in advance.
iMac, Windows 7, Network
You need the Windows Support software which contains the hardware, includuding the network adapter, drivers.
You can download the support software from within Bootcamp Assistant or from here. http://www.apple.com/support/bootcamp/downloads/
I just bootcamped mine to windows 8 last night. It ran OK apart from the missing network adapter issue which I then re-ran bootcamp assistant with only the "download the latest Windows support software from Apple" checkbox ticked and saved it to a USB. The bootcamp files it added to the USB were in a folder that was only 512MB. Started up bootcamp Windows. ran the setup.exe from the USB and it fixed the network adapter issue no problems.
Thanks Mumbler, that worked for me.
I also noticed that if I restart then go from OS X to windows,
My keyboard, trackpad etc don't work (late 2013 MBPr/10.9.1/windows 8)
But if I power off completely everything is ok.
I wonder if anybody else has this issue?
Boot Camp Network Adapter Driver
