10.13.4 Broke BootCamp Bluetooth

> booted in to windows 10 - unpaired everything

> booted in to macOS - paired mouse and keyboard

> set boot disc to bootcamp

> restarted in to windows 10 (this is actually the first time ive been able to pair in macOS and devices still worked)

> windows restart 1) keyboard still paired through bluetooth, mouse no longer paired

> windows restart 2) same as above

> windows restart 3) tried turning off mouse before rebooting, same as above

> windows restart 4) same as above

> reboot in to macOS - keyboard still paired, had to re-pair mouse through usb

Yes, I'm sure!!!! I am not having any problems at all since the update. People on other similar threads both here and on other forums are resolved as well. Don't know what's going on with you. Sorry!

It is likely that the differences in our radios are simply due to when the iMac was bought. Mine is only 2 weeks old!

No graphics update for me from Apple SU, as I use the latest AMD drivers from bootcampdrivers.com rather than the (still) old Apple ones.

I also don't remember any wi-fi update, but I might be wrong on that.

sbrownpearn wrote:

I downloaded apple support software from macOS side and transferred over through USB yesterday though to see if that would do anything.

ASU provides additional updates that do not get rolled up into BC Assistant -> Action -> Download. The Download provides the base-line release only, which is related to your specific Model Identifier. It is rare for BC packages to be updated, without a new Mac model being released.

As of this morning my mouse and keyboard will now connect automatically on all restarts in to macOS and windows 10. I was having the same mouse issues we've been having all day yesterday, but mysteriously today I'm connecting without issue. Laste update installed in windows 10 was 4/11 and nothing has changed in macos since the update over the weekend?

Possible that something was being stored in memory cached somewhere that finally worked itself out?

I literally can’t believe what I’m seeing.

My Mac was fine after running the Windows update. I’ve been away for 3 days and turned it on when I got home, booted into MacOS which was fine, then rebooted into Windows and boom, the bloody thing isn’t working again. How is that even possible?!

I'm just in the process of trying your process above. The first reboot had the mouse working, the second...nothing. FFS, what the **** is wrong with this?! I cannot believe I’m going to have to delete my **** Windows partition again.

I know it's not helping, and I know it's not what you want to hear, but you 2 guys are the only ones in various previous threads on this topic that are still having the issue as far as I can see.

For everyone else - including me - the issue was fixed in the KB4093112 patch if you are on 1709 or the equivalent - I can't remember the number - if you are on 1803.

Really don't know what is going on. You guys absolutely sure you have installed KB4093112?

iMac is approx 2 weeks old, both Windows and MacOS are fully up to date.

It it was fine 3 days ago. I had to go away and the power cable was unplugged from my Mac whilst I was gone (not that that should make one bit of difference). I get back and out of nowhere the problem is back.

I wouldn’t be so confident you’ve got it fixed. I thought I had until about 20mins ago.

It seems to be totally random. I was going to try and reinstall the Windows support software and having put it on a USB booted back into Windows and this time it works. How can it be so flaky? It’s software, it either works or it doesn’t!

I experienced the same thing as you guys prior to the update a few days ago, i.e. appeared to work, but then reverted after a while. Situation is different now, I can assure you,

Sorry, that you guys are still having the issue, let's hope it's fixed soon for you.

I have this problem too, but I also have Parallels installed. I noticed that recently, just before the Magic Mouse 2 stopped working under Boot Camp, I also hit and error on the login screen before I had logged in. This related to some software called prl_cc.exe, which belongs to the Parallels Client Tools. I uninstalled this from Windows and it works now. But o course I can't use Windows properly from Parallels under macOS. I posted some info on this on the Parallels Forums too, so maybe the hit a snag with the latest Windows updates? Anyway - no one else has mentioned Parallels as yet, so I thought I'd bring it up, just in case.

Here's the URL for the other post I mentioned too: https://forum.parallels.com/threads/problem-with-boot-camp-windows-10-and-parall els-client-tools-v-13.344389/

Update 18/4 - I removed the MS update KB4088776 and the magic mouse 2 is working again, but I had to disable Windows updates after that to stop if from reinstalling. Not sure if this fixes the Parallels issue that I had too yet. I have rebooted several times and satisfied that this was the problem. Hope this helps.