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I installed windows 10 using bootcamp on my iMac (late 2015). After a few days a windows update was installed and my wifi and audio no longer work. I've tried uninstalling and re-installing drivers, installing using the bootcamp drivers support download. Remove updates and re-installing drivers. However, nothing has fixed the problem. Is there a solution for this?
iMac, Windows 10
Disable the Hyper-V feature. You can find it in Control Panel/Turn Windows Features On and Off. This finally resolved the problem with wifi and audio not working (after a lot of frustration and reinstalling Windows several times).
Do you have a Windows System Restore point prior to the update? The W10 'forced' updates cause bad drivers to show and overwrite the working ones.
Unfortunately I do not have a restore point. So, I guess my best bet is to re-install Windows. How do I stop Windows Update from overwriting my drivers?
It may be safer to re-install Windows, than try to 'undo' updates. Please see https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2500967 on how to disable specific driver updates using gpedit.msc .
I suggest creating a Windows System Restore point, before you connect to any network after a clean install. This will provide a baseline installation to roll back to, if necessary. Please post back if you run into any issues.
iMac (Late 2015) windows 10 bootcamp wifi audio problem
