Драйвер bluetooth для windows 10 bootcamp

The driver situation with Apple Bluetooth wireless keyboards and Windows 10 is horrible, even with the latest BootCamp drivers. Fortunately, a workaround is available, if you’re patient.

Pair keyboard once

1. Turn on the keyboard.
2. Press and hold Command + w until the keyboard light begins blinking, indicating the keyboard is ready to pair.
3. Use Windows Bluetooth settings to pair the keyboard, entering the same code (e.g. 123456 Enter) on both internal and external keyboards.

Pairing the keyboard is very trial and error. 9/10 times, Windows will complain that the keyboard is not available for pairing. Just keep trying.

Finally, once the keyboard does pair, Windows will complain with a status Driver error.

Uninstall Apple keyboard driver

1. Launch Device Manager, such as from the Start menu.
2. Identify the offending device, marked by a yellow warning triangle.
3. Remove the device and uninstall the driver.
4. Reboot.

Pair keyboard again

Unpair and re-pair the keyboard, will probably take 20 more attempts.

Verify keyboard connectivity

Once the keyboard has paired, after uninstalling the keyboard driver, you can check whether the keyboard is finally fully connected, by pressing the Command (Start) button, etc.

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jerryzhujian9 commented Jan 1, 2020

@pandyarohan Just would like to give you a thanks! It works for me as well.

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farrotpod commented Feb 26, 2020 •

@pandyarohan — you legend. After weeks of not being able to use my main PC — you have saved me from having to ditch my Apple Wireless Keyboard and buying a new keyboard.

Just to add — if you don’t have a wired keyboard to hand for you to enter a PIN when prompted to do so in the bluetooth set-up — the on-screen keyboard can be accessed via ‘ease of access’ tab on the bottom right of the login screen after boot-up and then used to type in the PIN.

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gitCork2020 commented Apr 29, 2020

(West Cork Ireland 29th April 2020) I WANT TO THANK PEOPLE FOR THE SUGGESTED SOLUTIONS. My difficulty with my Apple Bluetooth Keyboard connecting to my Windows 10 computer started yesterday. By this morning I was almost depressed at my difficulty. I worried for a while that the suggestion to try again and again was nonsense. On about 3 occasions I gave up. But then I tired one more time and altered my practice in line with a suggestion above. I entered the code 123123 on the computer and pressed connected BEFORE entering the code 123123 on the keyboard and pressing enter and suddenly it worked. It was like magic. So in those circumstances I felt I had to thank people for their suggestions and to — as it were — try to give hope to people not to give up. Because if you like me find the feel of the Apple keyboard very pleasant to use, you do not want to give it up lightly.

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Question: Q: MacBook Pro Boot Camp Windows 10 bluetooth mouse and keyboard problem

I have just installed the Boot Camp with the latest Windows 10 to my MacBook Pro 13″ 2017 macOS 10.14.2. The installation went fine but the Might Mouse and Apple keyboard not working on Windows.

The first time I logged in to the Windows, I checked the Device Manager, both mouse and keyboard were installed under the Bluetooth, all the bluetooth devices reported fine, the mouse and keyboard were paired under the Bluetooth configuration but nothing of them worked.

I cannot remove / unpaired them somehow, I try to turn off the Bluetooth but once it is turned off, I cannot turn it back on again.

I then logged on back to macOS, the mouse and keyboard worked fine, I unpaired them from Mac and booted to Windows, paired them on Windows, it worked. I then booted back to the Mac side and paired them, it also worked on Mac but once I booted to Windows, it stopped working again.

Tried reset SMC, reinstalling both Windows and macOS or tried to manually install the Windows driver from Boot Camp support software did not help (the Broadcom driver was installed but Windows could not start the device, they only work with the Windows default drivers) did not help.

MacBook Pro with Touch Bar

Posted on Jan 16, 2019 1:55 PM

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Do you have a Broadcom Network adapter in Windows Device Manager?

Jan 16, 2019 5:40 PM

No, I tried to update the driver for the Bluetooth Device and Bluetooth Radio (RFCOMM Protocol TDI) with the Boot Camp driver by selecting the driver in the Drivers > Broadcom folder but it was unsuccessful, after installing the driver, it said the device cannot be powered up. For the «Broadcom Network adapter», I will check it tonight, thanks for response.

Jan 16, 2019 6:22 PM

W10 is installing what it considers the better driver, even though the Apple-provided driver has more features.

Jan 16, 2019 6:34 PM

I have just checked the Device Manager, the Broadcom Network adapter is there:

Jan 17, 2019 12:35 AM

Right-click on the 802.11ac Broadcom adapter and under Properties check and post the Driver versions.

Jan 17, 2019 1:25 AM

Thanks for help, here it is:

Jan 17, 2019 1:33 AM

• BT/WiFi collaboration is enabled (or automatic)
• Windows is not allowed to turn off devices to save power

Jan 17, 2019 1:35 AM

I do not see «BT/WiFi collaboration» in the settings but it seems that I found a workaround.

As I use macOS most of the time, every time I switch to Windows by «restarting», rather than «cold start», if I cold start (shutting down first) the Mac to Windows, I can use my bluetooth mouse and keyboard without issue; if I restart my Mac to Windows, they will not be functioning on Windows.

On the Mac side, no matter how I restart my Mac from Windows or Mac, the bluetooth mouse and keyboard are working fine. I will use to this workaround at the moment, not sure if this issue is by design or something to do with the driver update

Jan 17, 2019 3:02 AM

Can you click on Power Management post the available settings?

Jan 17, 2019 3:39 AM

Jan 17, 2019 4:25 AM

Disable (uncheck) the first box and test.

Jan 17, 2019 4:28 AM

I did that at the very beginning as I found some people suggested in different forum, it doesn’t work anyway. I think that this power option thing was fixed in the previous Windows update, so I enabled it back as it makes no difference in my issue.

Jan 17, 2019 4:41 AM

Jan 18, 2019 3:01 PM

Unfortunately lots of people on this forum have reported that Bluetooth devices don’t work in Windows 10 under Boot Camp. It used to work, but I think (I could be wrong here) there was an EFI update or something when Mojave came out that killed Bluetooth in Windows. Thankfully there’s a fix I just discovered today and it only costs $20:

-Go to your local Best Buy and get a USB-Bluetooth dongle. The one I found is from Insignia and it supports Bluetooth 4.0. I plugged it in, Windows installed it, rebooted and now I can pair my Magic Trackpad 2 without a hitch. It’s USB-A so you’ll need a hub or adapter for use in modern Macbook Pros.

Only downside is your devices will only be tethered to Windows. You won’t be able to go back and forth between Windows and macOS without disconnecting/repairing. I have both Magic Trackpads 1&2 so that isn’t an issue for me — I can use one for Windows and another for Mac, but it could be a problem for other people. But at least it works.

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