I can think of no good reason, as to why Apple will not offer Bootcamp 6 for owners of the mid-2011 Mac Mini (A1347). This model is well within the specs of Windows 10. In fact MS Windows 10 compatibility checker passed with flying colors (except the Bluetooth driver) and that was with the current Bootcamp 5 drivers.
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Apple is not here.
These forums are manned by users.
If you wish to let Apple know your opinion then post it at http://www.apple.com/feedback/macosx.html
Thanks for that, I rarely post on fora, as they are full of pedants who are more interested in teaching the poster a lesson, than attempting to engage in the discussion.
However maybe there is someone on here who may be interested in sharing their opinion as to why Apple has gone down this route?
Straight from the terms and conditions you agreed to when signing up for the forum:
Unless otherwise noted, do not add Submissions about nontechnical topics, including:
you are violating the terms and conditions for use.
Yawn! Goodbye!
likely the cost of testing third party drivers for a competing operating system for older OS X devices was found to be more then the possible gain.
You may want to consider using Microsoft generic drivers instead of Apple BC drivers for supported models. Many have taken the BC6 drivers and manually installed them on unsupported models and have had success to a high degree. Your Apple-specific features may not work properly, but the generic drivers will provide most of the functionality. If direct hardware access is not a prerequisite, a Virtual Machine model should also be considered as an option.
There is a business model that thrives on planned technical obsolescence and expecting the customer to buy new products for continued revenue growth to appease Wall Street.
Thank you I'm going to give that a go
Just use a VM to install Windows 10 and move on without worrying about why Apple "abandoned" you.
Why has Apple abandoned me?
