Select the Apple Keyboard version 5 that you just installed (NOT the newest version 6). Open Device Manager and go to 'Human Interface Devices', right click Apple Keyboard and select "Update Driver Software"Ĭlick 'Browse my computer for driver software', then 'Let me pick a list of device drivers on my computer' It will tell you that it's installed, but it won't work yet. Navigate to the unzipped folder and go to BootCamp/Drivers/Apple
If you downloaded the file above proceed to step 4.You need the Apple Keyboard driver that comes in the Bootcamp 5, you can either download the full pack from Apple (version works), or download only the keyboard driver from my dropbox (64bit windows only):.So after using the solution from Zidad for the last couple of months (thank you) I decided to find a better solution to be able to use the Fn button and all the volume and multimedia functions of the Apple keyboard, here is what you need to do: It might be associated with the problem mentioned in this post.The new Keyboard driver on Bootcamp broke the connection for my keyboard under Windows 10 and it might break yours too. It seems like bluetooth doesn't work properly if I don't turn off bluetooth in macOS before I switch to boot camp. If you already have the driver installed and want to update to a newer version got to "Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer".īrowse to the folder where you extracted the driver and click "Ok".
cab file to a folder of your choice.Ĭhoose to select the location of the new driver manually and browse to the folder where you extracted the driver. If you got an error saying "you already got the latest driver" you have to install the driver manually Follow these steps: (original post here)Įxtract the. Set "Roaming Decision" to "Optimize Bandwidth" Set "Bluetooth Collaboration" to "Enable" Under "Network Adapters" you'll see Realtek or Broadcom network adapter, double click and go to "Advanced" tab. If you are having problems with your mouse stuttering while downloading something from Wi-Fi etc. Device: MacBookPro14,1 (13-inch, 2017, Two Thunderbolt 3 ports) It's fully working for me now! I'll report here if I find any more problems or alternative fixes. Right click on it and select update driver. You will be asked to select a source for your driver file in the driver update wizard. Right-click on each of them and click on the update driver to start the process. In the list, check for the Microsoft Bluetooth Enumerator and your Bluetooth Device. Right click start menu and choose "Device Manager".Ĭlick on "View" menu and choose "Devices by connection".įind "Broadcom Serial Bus Driver over UART Bus Enumerator", it should be under "Intel(R) Serial IO UART Host Controller". In the Device Manager, Click on Bluetooth to expand the options. I updated "Broadcom Serial Bus Driver" according to this answer here. Regular solution to this is to change power management settings on bluetooth radio in device manager but there was no power management tab visible. After doing all the updates my bluetooth mouse worked for only 5 sec then stopped working. I followed this tutorial to install windows on an external SSD.
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