Solution for Bootcamp 6 error on Windows 10

Hey there if you problem with windows 10 driver for boot camp instoling

Open boot camp file - inside two file - open boot camp file ( DELETE - REAL TEK ) File because it does not support

Windows 10 a boot camp sorunu yaşayanlar

Boot Camp klasöründe içinde ( REAL TEK ) klasörünü silin tekrar deneyin Ben kurdum hiç sorunsuz çalışıyor

Çünkü desteklemiyor ( REAL TEK ) sürücüsünde problem var..

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In Win 10 start "Apple software update". There you will see BootCamp 6.0 ready to download. Go to Tools and choose only download. Then I recommend that you read the advice from signature "alxkum" which helped me. Good luck!

Thanks for asking. Yes, for 1. The Apple Updater continually fails to install the update after downloading the files. 2. I get an OS error when following the original poster's directions verbatim, e.g. in the CMD window, upon executing the unzipped Bootcamp.msi, CMD claims Windows 7 OS must be installed. When executing this same file in Windows 10 GUI, it errors that higher privileges are required even when executing from Admin in the GUI. Then 3. So what is left is to run the unzipped Boot Camp 6 Setup file. That results with a consistent Windows error with no explaination or options other than closing the message box. Thek Apple installer reboot screen pops up to only find Boot Camp 5 remains intact and Apple Updater pop ups containing to prompt updating Boot Camp 6 drivers for Windows 10. Three strikes and Boot Camp 6 update is Out.

This worked like a charm, Bro! Many thanks!!

In OSX, I D/L the windows support software to a thumb drive and booted into Windows 10, then ran the Boot Camp Setup file with Admin privileges and the program began to install. A blank popup msg appeared with Close as the only option making me think, here we go again, but the drivers all loaded subsequently like butter. The bootcamp.xml version is from 8/12/2015. Whereas the bootcamp.xml version from the Apple Updater program is from 8/11/2015.

The BC 5.x drivers are valid for W7/W8.1, while the BC 6.x are valid for W8.1/W10 and they have been reorganized. If you still have 5.x drivers, they were 'grand-fathered' during the W8.1-to-W10 upgrade.

Thank's, it worked fo me too, and even without the apple software update tool in windows, instead the downloaded bootcamp 6 files via osx bootcamp assistant.

The download is corrupt. Please try to download over a wired connection.

Strange, ok, try right-click again on the Broadcom device, select Properties, select the Driver tab, select 'uninstall' to uninstall the current u/s driver, click OK. Then right-click and uninstall the device again, then reboot Windows. That may force Windows to install different driver. Good luck!

A restore point will work. You can also export the Registry save it to an external flash drive. For the proper key, look for other entries under the same key to discern what they belong to under HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Installer\Products.

Thank you for the follow-up Loner T. What prompted me to think that the registry edited should be reversed was this comment by eoste in earlier in this thread:

Aug 18, 2015 10:00 AM in response to alxkum

This method solves the Bootcamp 6 driver install, but will make Office 365 install impossible, if you don't rename that HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Installer\Products and find the folder "A2C2B2AF14AEA5943980062716525D26 as it was.

Since the key refers explicitly to Bootcamp I cannot see how it would effect installations of other software, but then "what do I know?!". Given your comment I'll reverse my reversal and put the _ back in.

I ran the update and it worked with two problems.

I could not do a restore point. I crossed my fingers and the update worked, but I still could not create a restore point. Something about shadow volume would not copy.

Also, the update complained that there was a newer update installed.

That is actually what I did also, use the USB from the downloaded files in bootcamp. Saves steps in windows and it is already unpacked for you.

Apple software updater ver. 2.1.3. Well when you start the program it starts searching for new updates and should find bootcamp 6.0.

Back up your Registry to an external disk and create a Windows System Restore point. Remove ALL entries under

HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Installer\Products

and Reboot.

After Reboot, re-try your installation.

Hi Panha
What fixed the loss of wifi issue for me was to open the device manager in the control panel in Windows, (command+X ->Control Panel -> Hardware and Sound -> Device Manager), expand the Network adapters, right-click on the Broadband 802.11ac device, click uninstall, click OK on the warning then reboot Windows. Windows sees the device and re-installs it with a working driver. Fixed it for me, good luck!