

Downloading the Realtek drivers direct from this site fixed this though. Windows 10 had installed some default drivers but the volume control didn’t have any control over the speakers plugged into either the front or rear audio out. Without getting all the Windows drivers installed in one go from Bootcamp, the only other thing I missed initially (before finding this post), was Audio drivers. As long as you can get to the boot screen and pick which partition to boot from then this is ok (although since I’ve also added a PC version (unflashed) of an Nvidia 750 Ti, whenever I want to switch OSes, I have to switch my monitor cable between the stock Mac ATI card, and then switch it back to my 750 Ti after I’ve picked which OS I want to boot). to select to boot back to MacOS from Windows. The main feature I’m particularly missing is the Bootcamp systray app in Windows to allow you to pick your boot drive, i.e. The Bootcamp driver download from Apple though is no longer supported on a 2008:

exe’s you can install, the Bluetooth and HDMI display audio drivers need to be installed through device manager, to open device manager click the start button and type “Device Manager”.įor the Bluetooth and HDMI Audio drivers, simply right click on the device in device manager and select update driver, then browse to the driver you downloaded and unzipped.Windows 10 runs surprisingly well on my (new) Mac Pro 2008.

To get Windows 10 working correctly on a Mac Mini Late 2012 model you will need to download the following driversįor all the drivers above click the link to download the driver, then unzip them. Downloads for Mac Mini Late 2012 Windows 10 Driversīy default Windows 10 will have the majority of the drivers out the box that are required to get Windows 10 fully running on the Mac Mini Late 2012, however you will find some drivers are missing, or simply do now work correctly.
