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I Recently installed windows on my seagate external ssd like the instructions given on 9to5mac.
when i boot into windows and try to install bootcamp drivers, it says to restart, after restarting the drivers aren't still installed and my wifi, keyboard and trackpad still do not work.
WHAT DO I DO?
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 11.0
Please post back if you run into any issues. Once the external disk works properly, you can then remove the internal disk installation of Windows. Do not activate Windows till your are certain that you have satisfactory solution.
Please post back if you run into any issues. Once the external disk works properly, you can then remove the internal disk installation of Windows. Do not activate Windows till your are certain that you have satisfactory solution.
The BC driver installer does not install drivers on external storage Windows installation. Consider installing Windows on your internal disk. Also, what is the year/model of your Mac (do not post the serial number)?
WHITEDEVIL404 wrote:
(In The Article It says we can use the BC Drivers)
Are you using the external disk because the internal disk is too small to accommodate macOS and Windows?
If you really must use an external disk, install Windows first on the internal disk via Bootcamp and install BC drivers, and then install Win2USB, and clone it to the T5/T7. I would not recommend using VMware, because VMWare will hide the real hardware which is the root cause of your issues.
Also it Doesn't show any kind of driver
It is i5 Mid 2020 MacBook Pro.
(In The Article It says we can use the BC Drivers)
I'll Try Again, Because I was using VMware Fusion
Which Software do i use then? Plz tell. (VBox isn't Working)
can I re- install windows after using VMWare?? (Will it work?)
Can you use Bootcamp instead of Virtualization engines? Also, what is the size of your internal disk?
I Have a 500 GB SSD in My Mac and I've used about 360GB From That 'cause I have a lot of edited Videos
My recommendation is put the Videos temporarily on an external disk, and install Windows on the internal disk. You will run into fewer issues in such a configuration.
Bootcamp Drivers Not Working
