Apple audio device для windows 10

Question: Q: Audio not working on Windows 10 installed on external SSD running on iMac

I installed Windows 10 (April 18 update) on external SSD drive that can be selected on the iMac’s startup. Run the Boot Camp Windows Support Software and everything is fine, Apple mouse & keyboard, except audio is missing. Windows 10 Device Manager app does not show any problems with the drivers such as yellow triangles or red crosses. In fact, when a video is played the green volumen bars in the audio device driver properties move but there is no sound at all.

• iMac is the latest 2019 model.
• Windows 10 is up to date according to Windows update app (had to use April 18 update as start version since the installation does not work with October 18 version).
• Drivers are update to date according to Windows.
• Installed Windows 10 on external SDD following these instructions: https://blog.macsales.com/40947-tech-tip-how-to-use-boot-camp-on-an-external-drive, https://medium.com/@svenkirsime/install-windows-on-the-external-ssd-hdd-for-your-mac-5d29eefe5d1, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=910Y1hLreRc&t=117s.

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Posted on Apr 19, 2019 1:38 AM

I had the same problem as you with a 2019 27” iMac with Windows 10 (1809) on external SSD with no sound to speakers or headphones. After a lot of Google searches I started to suspect a problem with the High Definition Audio Device (not the AMD one, if you have one) in the Device Manager (Sound, video and game controllers) due to it using a standard Microsoft driver. One search result mentioned replacing the driver with the one in the Cirrus folder from the BootCamp drivers (WindowsSupport/$WinPEDrivers$). After confirming the driver in the Cirrus folder is a High Definition Audio driver, I did an update of the driver in Device Manager and pointed it at the Cirrus folder for the location. I got confirmation that the install was successful and the sound started working (no reboot).

I had assumed that running setup (more than once in my case) in the WindowsSupport folder would install all the drivers necessary, but clearly I was wrong.

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Какие драйверы звука в Windows 10 на iMac 2020 27′?

Уже который день пытаюсь решить проблему качества звука.

Ранее был iMac 2017 27′ , где без проблем дополнительно ставился драйвер Cirrus Logic 8409. С ним звук становился объемным и глубоким. Ставился без проблем Realtek High Audio driver 2.82. В настройках звука даже дополнительная вкладка появлялась.

Сейчас купил iMac 2020 27′ (MXWV2RU/A). Установил Windows 10 x64 через BootCamp.
Не могу поставить никакой сторонний драйвер, отличный от Apple Audio Device 6.1.8100.4, так чтобы он был рабочим (при установке звуковое устройство перестает работать сразу)

На форуме поддержки Apple сказано, что якобы должен стоять контроллер Cirrus Logic 4206BCNZ Audio Controller, но похожий драйвер от Cirrus всё равно не работает https://discussions.apple.com/thread/251160585?ans.

Пробовал скачать драйвера с сайта Realtek, Cirrus и сделать прямую установку драйверов из файлов .inf
Пробовал загрузить на флешку драйверы BootCamp https://support.apple.com/ru-ru/HT204923 и их установить напрямую — но там, кстати, не оказалось папки с вендора Cirrus.
Пробовал через специальные сторонние программы обновлений драйверов (типа DriverMax) — они показывают, что драйверы актуальные.

Единственное что-то похожее на хабре я смог найти в этой теме, но тоже не помогло:
Нет звука на Windows 10 через BootCamp?

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Question: Q: No audio in windows 10

Ok here is a good one.

I am building some MacBooks with windows only for a few friends.

I am doing A1278 versions.

I am maxing out the Ram and installing an SSD in as well for them.

So i used the factory HD to make sure windows 10 would install correctly and work correctly. This was on a A1278 with 2.4 core 2 duo. Nvidia chipset graphics. I installed boot camp and everything works correctly. So i pulled out that HD and swapped in an SSD and installed windows with bootcamp and done all good.

I got a 2nd A1278 with 2.3 i5 processor intel chipset graphics. I put that same test HD in with windows 10 on it and it installed everything correctly and everything worked with that mac’s version of bootcamp. The sound works correctly.

So I installed an SSD and installed windows 10 on it. And I cannot figure out how to get the audio to work at all. I keep getting fault code 10. I have tried everything i know and I can’t get it to work at all. And i know its not a hardware issue. I can’t figure out how to get the right drivers on there for it to install correctly.

What can i do to fix this issue.

Posted on Apr 2, 2017 7:27 PM

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So I installed an SSD and installed windows 10 on it. And I cannot figure out how to get the audio to work at all. I keep getting fault code 10. I have tried everything i know and I can’t get it to work at all. And i know its not a hardware issue. I can’t figure out how to get the right drivers on there for it to install correctly.

Did you check the Device Manager for any unknown devices? Did you install the SSD on the Intel GPU Mac or the nVidia GPU Mac? Did you install Windows on the SSD from scratch using BC Assistant?

Apr 2, 2017 7:57 PM

I used a factory drive the non ssd and installed windows 10 without boot camp. Just installed windows 10 straight with booting off the disc. And fresh install on the Nvidia chipset laptop. Then ran all windows updates and installed the boot camp installed and everything worked correctly.

Then I took that same drive and put it into the intel chipset and then installed the boot camp for that laptop version and everything works correctly.

The platter hard drive is for testing only.

Then I put a fresh SSD into the intel laptop and installed windows 10 like I did the other hd and updated to latest updates and then installed boot camp and everything by sounds works. I tried to update chipset to latest version.

If I’m correct it needs to install the high depth audio controller before it installed the speakers and mic and stuff like that and I can’t get it to install correctly.

Apr 3, 2017 7:02 AM

On the Mac where Audio does not work, can you run msinfo32 and check the BIOS Mode value?

Apr 3, 2017 7:14 AM

It’s not a bios issue. It’s a driver problem. It works fine with one hard drive and not the other so it’s deff a software issue.

Apr 3, 2017 7:59 AM

If you install W10 using UEFI, Audio on the A1278 will not work. This is why we need to check what is the mode of the installation. Bypassing BC Assistant usually creates a problem because the installation type is chosen incorrectly. If there is no hardware exposed, drivers do not work.

Apr 3, 2017 8:36 AM

What do you mean UFEI? Well I installed windows 10 the same way on each hard drive. The only difference was that it was in thr Nvidia chipset first before it went into the intel chipset laptop. But both were installed the same identical way as far as the OS is concerned.

I don’t think BC matters because it works on that one hard drive. I don’t want OSX on it at all. I ran the BC installer once I had windows up and going.

What do you think about installing windows 8.1 then if the driver works then upgrade to windows 10.

Apr 3, 2017 9:20 AM

What do you mean UFEI? Well I installed windows 10 the same way on each hard drive. The only difference was that it was in thr Nvidia chipset first before it went into the intel chipset laptop. But both were installed the same identical way as far as the OS is concerned.

There are two types of Windows installations. EFI and BIOS. EFI does not work correctly on Macs older than late 2013 models. Macs prior to late 2013 require BIOS otherwise Audio does not work. This is achieved by creating a Hybrid MBR using BC Assistant. If you do not use BCA, it is a guessing game on which type is installed. This is why msinfo32 will show you what type of the installation it is.

There are differences in Audio when installed on a nVidia (discrete GPU) Mac vs a Intel-only Mac (integrated GPU). W10 has no Apple-certified drivers on Macs older than 2012 Macs. Generic drivers must see hardware correctly to work. If you are moving hard disks around between these two models, you are creating issues for yourself.

I don’t think BC matters because it works on that one hard drive. I don’t want OSX on it at all. I ran the BC installer once I had windows up and going.

The BC Driver installer is unrelated to BC Assistant . BC Assistant downloads the correct BC drivers based on Mac Model identifiers. If you do not use BCA, you must create the appropriate disk partitions and MBRs as necessary, before you install Windows.

What do you think about installing windows 8.1 then if the driver works then upgrade to windows 10.

If W8.1 is supported on your model and you have the correct disk partitioning structures, then you can start with W8.1 otherwise you will need W7 (or WXP) and upgrade it to W10.

See the following links for supported versions of Windows on Mac hardware.

Here is an example of a W10 installation on a 2012 Intel-only MBP.

/dev/disk0 (internal, physical):

#: TYPE NAME SIZE IDENTIFIER

0: GUID_partition_scheme *512.1 GB disk0

1: EFI EFI 209.7 MB disk0s1

2: Apple_HFS OSY-MBP13 380.3 GB disk0s2

3: Apple_Boot Recovery HD 650.0 MB disk0s3

4: Microsoft Basic Data BOOTCAMP 131.0 GB disk0s4

sudo fdisk /dev/disk0

Disk: /dev/disk0 geometry: 62260/255/63 [1000215216 sectors]

#: id cyl hd sec — cyl hd sec [ start — size]

1: EE 0 0 2 — 25 127 14 [ 1 — 409639]

2: AF 25 127 15 — 1023 250 4 [ 409640 — 742676624] HFS+

3: AB 1023 250 5 — 1023 1 27 [ 743086264 — 1269536] Darwin Boot

*4: 07 1023 2 5 — 1023 121 5 [ 744355840 — 255858688] HPFS/QNX/AUX

Notice the Cirrus Audio devices and the BIOS Mode shown in the following image. Audio works.

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Нет звука на Windows 10 через BootCamp?

Установил Windows 10 через Bootcamp. Не получается решить проблему со звуком (его нет). Драйвера из Bootcamp не помогают. Драйвера из интернета тоже перепробовал — результата нет. Пробовал через DriverPack Solution — тоже никак. Решения похожих проблем с форумов результата не дают

PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_1E20&SUBSYS_72708086&REV_04
PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_1E20&SUBSYS_72708086
PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_1E20&CC_040300
PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_1E20&CC_0403

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Ответ почему так можно найти здесь https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4951881
Решения нету. Из этой темы я внимательно прочитал каждый ответ и попробовал все, что там предлагают (на данный момент 6 страниц). Ничего из этого мне не помогло.

UPD: прошло полгода и ничего не изменилось. В топике уже 8 страниц пустых обсуждений. Тем временем коплю денежку на новый компьютер и телефон. Хватит с меня продукции Apple

Решил вопрос на mac mini late 2014 так — скачал драйверы для boot camp с сайта apple
нашел cirrus logic драйвер и после установки все заработало!

До этого windows 10 x64 бодро определил что все ок и поставил стандартные драйвера

Macbook Pro 2012, Windows 10, Bootcamp 6.
Контроллер high definition audio (microsoft), код ошибки 10.
Не помогало ничего, перепробовал десятки способов с разных форумов, увы все было мимо.
Спустя двое суток добрался до данного видео и проблема решилась за 10 минут.
«Fix MacBook Pro 2011 Windows 10 64 Bit No Sound»
youtube.com/watch?v=LbmLVOUpVOA

Если с английским беда, то удобнее повторить 1 в 1 из данного видео:
«Installing Windows 10 on iMac 2011 and Fixing No Audio Issue»
youtube.com/watch?v=6foOrPapEFg

UPD: Зарегистрировался специально для этого сообщения. т.к. в ветке не было решения проблемы

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Apple Sound / Audio Drivers Download

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If a language option is given, select your language.

Follow the directions on the installation program screen.

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