I just installed Win 10 with bootcamp. No problem. Everything works fine. Except I can not see my WiFi network under Windows. Any idea. It looks like Windows does not recognize my Network Mac Card.
Thank you
iPhone 6, iOS 8.1
Hey guys for those of you who still have a problem with the wifi ...this is what i did to get it working
(Solution 1)
Go to device manager....
Under network adapters
Right click Broadcom Netxtreme Gigabit Eithernet and uninstall it.
Then at the menue bar click search for hardware changes It should come back.
(Solution 2 ) worked for me!
Under other devices
Right click Network Controler and Click update driver.
Hit browse my computer for driver soft.
Let me pick from a list of dev...
Scroll down to Netword adapters
Under Manufacture... Scroll down to Broadcom.
And under Model install Broadcom 802.11n network adapter (Broadcom)
Hope it works for you :)
From the OS X side, look at System Report -> Network -> WiFi and post the details of the card you have. What is the year/model of your Mac?
I have same issue, tried uninstalling and reinstalling, still didn't work.
I am having this same exact issue. I have filed a bug report with apple on this.
With the Bootcamp support software installed on a Mac book Pro 2016 15" Fully built out (2 TB ssd, 16 GB, i7 2.9 turbo to 3.8)
After bootcamp is loaded and the latest windows 10 build is installed, wifi goes in and out. Or wont connect at all.
Multiple other devices can connect. But somehow with windows 10 64 bit installed, it will not work properly.
I already tried multiple fixes, including deleting the driver then reinstalling it several times. This seems more Software driver related than Hardware related. Searching for the Broadcom driver package using the PCI/VEN hardware ID results in nothing. Trying to goto Broadcoms website they only have linux drivers available for download.
I am using the latest OSX sierra, with all of the updates, and the latest version of Bootcamp. I have also installed that latest Bootcamp support tools. What more can i do?
Why is this problem being ignored?
What is the version of Sierra on your Mac? Are there any pending software updates on the OSX side? Is there a Wireless driver installed if you check Device Manager?
The sierra is the latest version. No pending updates on mac osx side. There is a wireless driver from Broadcom installed on the windows 10 side in device manager. I covered all of that.
If you right-click on the Wireless adapter and check the drivers version, what is the current version of the driver? I will assume that the OSX side wireless works without any issues on the same SSIDs.
Broadcom 7.35.118.64 Driver date 9/15/16
Latest one from Latest bootcamp setup package
Are you on Sierra 10.12.2 or lower version?
The Macbook Pro 2016 came with 10.12.1
There is no option to download or upgrade to 10.2.2 as it is currently in beta. Not Public release.
There are known issues with 10.12.1 and Broadcom Wireless. Does the OSX side work correctly?
Please see Re: Wifi keeps dropping in Windows 10 (BootCamp) on new tbMBP 15" as an example.
osx side works fine.
this is a windows driver issue.
Can we use a specific discussion, instead of using two different ones? Posting on two different ones will cause more confusion.
Theweirdone21 wrote:
Right click Broadcom Netxtreme Gigabit Eithernet and uninstall it.
And under Model install Broadcom 802.11n network adapter (Broadcom)
The Netxtreme Ethernet (wired) and 802.11n(wireless) are two different adapters. Unless you re-install both drivers, your WiFi will not work. In some cases, on newer tbMBPs, disabling 802.11n/ac bands may also solve the problem, depending on your specific Wireless network configuration.
Just tried this and it works perfectly. Thanks!
Hi Nicern,
New MBP and same problem.
Which fix are you referring to?
Bootcamp No WiFi under Windows 10
