Haven't had any issues running Bootcamp on my MBP (15-inch retina, early 2013) for years. A few days ago I booted it up and the laptop display is corrupted. It still runs an external monitor fine and the OSX side is good as well. Could the driver for the laptop display have gotten corrupted somehow? What is the best action for fixing?
MacBook Pro with Retina display, macOS Sierra (10.12.6)
No restore point. However I went to the nVidia website and found a newer version of the driver. Installed and fixed the laptop display issue. I left my computer plugged in and powered for a few days on the Windows side, reopen the laptop and the display issue came back. I reinstalled the driver and it fixed the problem again. Trying to figure out what could be corrupting the driver, thinking now it's some kind of background process.
I suggest you switch to the generic VGA driver temporarily, use DDU to remove the nVidia driver, and install the latest version of the nVidia driver compatible with your GPU.
Do you have a Windows System Restore point prior to the installation of the current nVidia driver?
Do you see the same issue on the macOS side? What is version of nVidia driver on the Windows side?
I assume you have MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Early 2013) - Technical Specifications .
The macOS side is fine, so it doesn't appear to be a hardware issue.
The nvidia driver is 23.21.13.8831, dated 11/14/2017.
Forgot to mention that the Windows splash screen during boot displays normally. The problem arises once the login screen displays.
Bootcamp display issue
