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So I've installed Bootcamp on Windows 10 after my upgrade from Windows 7 and when I try to open Bootcamp.exe it doesn't open, I've tried everything, compatibility mode, as admin, even from the command prompt, but still won't open, can someone help me please?
My PC specs are:
Mac Mini | Mid/Late 2010
2,66 GHz
2 GB SDRAM
Mac mini, Other OS, Bootcamp | Windows 10 (upgraded)
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Did you not have the Bootcamp Control Panel working in W7 properly?
It worked perfectly, but on Windows 10 it didn't appeared so I had to redownload it
Did you run setup.exe from Bootcamp folder in W7 compatibility mode?
Yes! And it worked perfectly when I installed it
EDIT 1: The tray icon also didn't appeared when I rebooted my pc
someone can help me.??
Do you have any unknown devices in Device Manager or any entries with a yellow triangle and exclamation mark?
No, nothing strange
EDIT: YES, coprocessor and SM BUS Controller both have yellow warning messages
It is part of the nVIdia driver suite. Do you have a Control Panel -> System -> Boot Camp icon?
Yes, and i can open it. I could fix the warning messages!!
Also on that boot camp control panel, when i attempt to apply something it says i have no administrative privileges
The installation of the new BC drivers is not proper. Can you run a BC Drivers repair using a Admin privileges? If that does not work, you will have to individually remove Apple entries one-by-one manually in Control Panel -> Programs and Features.
I can repair, after that, what should I do? Reinstall the files?
Try to run setup.exe in with Admin privileges, and use W8.1 compatibility, from the Bootcamp folder and choose Repair and test.
Bootcamp.exe won't open | Windows 10
