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I finally got Windows 10 installed using BootCamp, but I can't connect to the internet. It is only attempting to use bluetooth to connect instead of WiFi. I have tried to download drivers, but when I attempt to install them, it tells me that I can only use apps from the store. I've tried every fix I've found. The driver is just not there and I can't install it.
MacBook Pro with Retina display, macOS High Sierra (10.13.3)
TomGuideJohnson wrote:
Install the Boot Camp Drivers, version 5 recommended
W10 does not support BC5.x drivers. Use
For W7, use Install Windows 7 on your Mac using Boot Camp - Apple Support as a reference.
TomGuideJohnson wrote:
Install the Boot Camp Drivers, version 5 recommended
W10 does not support BC5.x drivers. Use
For W7, use Install Windows 7 on your Mac using Boot Camp - Apple Support as a reference.
Hello -
I realize this is a month old, but hopefully you'll see it!! When I click "Action" and "Download Windows Support Software" it goes through the download process, but then tells me that I need to install windows first. I've already installed windows, though.
Are Bootcamp drivers installed? Do you see a Broadcom Wireless adapter in Device Manager under Network Adapters?
Install the Boot Camp Drivers, version 5 recommended
Download from Apple here: Boot Camp Support Software 5.1.5640
Hopefully this helps 🙂!
I ended up with a broadcom bluetooth network adapter instead somehow? I'm not sure why, but none of the wireless adapters were included.
Did you install Bootcamp drivers?
If you are using a USB2 flash drive, the BC drivers package should be stored on the USB.
No WiFi on Windows 10 with BootCamp
