BootCamp fails to start after upgrade to MacOS Sierra 10.12.1

any news of it has been fixed?

Yeah fixed it just now I had to do an online recovery and then run first aid on the disk and with no problems it fixed the problem and now I can use bootcamp. Its abit odd that recovery mode local couldn't do it but the online one could as they are the same program just in different locations.

Also I update to 10.12.2 and updated drivers now running perfect

May I know which MacBook you are using ?

Hey guys, could anyone please post the windows support software from 10.12.2 please? I do not want to update to a beta version but would like to install the drivers into my windows machine.

Thanks.

I Don't think that works. I updated to 10.12.2 and installed the new drivers and it worked. I then downgraded to 10.12.1 and bootcamp no longer works so it may be more than a driver issue. I then updated back to 10.12.2 and without installing new drivers it worked. So I think the only way is updating. If its any concern the bea feels more stable than 10.12..1 its faster too

Maharaja29 wrote:

I Don't think that works. I updated to 10.12.2 and installed the new drivers and it worked. I then downgraded to 10.12.1 and bootcamp no longer works so it may be more than a driver issue.

This has been pointed out, on Page 3. 😉

I have upgraded to the beta 10.12.2 beta 6 to try to solve the same problem but then the windows 10 installation crashes in AppleSSD.sys just after entering the Windows 10 license code.

cmxela wrote:

but then the windows 10 installation crashes in AppleSSD.sys just after entering the Windows 10 license code.

Please remove AppleSSD.sys from the $WinPEDriver$ directory if you are using a USB Installer, otherwise you need to build one manually and remove it and then try to install it.

The driver has a history of being unsigned. Please see [urgent]get "appleSSD.sys" error when installing windows 7 through bootcamp .

Loner T, thanks for your response, my Mac is a MacBook retina early 2015, I've not found instructions on how to create a USB installer manually. Bootcamp is creating automatically a partition to copy the windows installer.

What I do not understand is that the installer was not having this problem in the 10.12.1, the system was breaking later when installing the drivers. in the 10.12.2 beta the installation breaks just after the installation starts after entering the license code.

cmxela wrote:

Loner T, thanks for your response, my Mac is a MacBook retina early 2015, I've not found instructions on how to create a USB installer manually. Bootcamp is creating automatically a partition to copy the windows installer.

On Macs which use OSXRESERVED, you can manually create a installer using

1. BC Assistant Action -> Download... to a FAT/MBR-formatted USB Flash drive.

2. Copy the contents of the Windows 10 ISO to the USB drive's root folder.

What I do not understand is that the installer was not having this problem in the 10.12.1, the system was breaking later when installing the drivers. in the 10.12.2 beta the installation breaks just after the installation starts after entering the license code.

You may want to check AutoUnattend.xml to check the order of drivers in 10.12.1 vs 10.12.2 Beta. Strictly, Beta discussions are off-limits on the ASC. 😉

you guys are like using alien languages. i just better wait for apple to release official update of 10.12.2

Does macOS Sierra 10.12.2 fix this for anyone with a 2015 MacBook?

people are saying it fixed with the beta version so i'm waiting for the official releas

works for me on my 2015 12" MacBook.