Apple bootcamp amd driver

Обновление графических драйверов AMD для Windows в программе Boot Camp

Загрузка и установка последних графических драйверов AMD для Windows на моделях компьютеров Mac с графическими процессорами AMD.

Если для запуска Windows на компьютере Mac используется программа Boot Camp, последнюю версию драйверов AMD для Windows можно загрузить с веб-сайта AMD. Графические процессоры AMD используются в следующих моделях компьютеров Mac:

• 15-дюймовые компьютеры MacBook Pro, выпущенные в 2015 г. или позже;
• 27-дюймовые компьютеры iMac, выпущенные в 2014 г. или позже;
• 21,5-дюймовые компьютеры iMac с дисплеем Retina, выпущенные в 2017 г. или позже;
• компьютеры iMac Pro, выпущенные в 2017 г.;
• компьютеры Mac Pro, выпущенные в 2013 г. или позже.

Проверка версии установленных графических драйверов AMD

1. Запустите компьютер Mac в ОС Windows.
2. Выполните любое из указанных ниже действий, чтобы открыть настройки Radeon:
   • Щелкните на рабочем столе правой кнопкой мыши и выберите AMD Radeon Settings (Настройки AMD Radeon).
   • Также можно щелкнуть значок настроек Radeon в области уведомлений
   • или выбрать пункт AMD Radeon Settings (Настройки AMD Radeon) в меню «Программы».
3. В окне настроек Radeon перейдите на вкладку System (Система), затем на вкладку Software (Программное обеспечение).
4. Номер версии отображается в разделе Driver Packaging Version (Версия пакета драйверов).

Загрузка и установка последней версии графических драйверов AMD

1. В Windows перейдите на веб-сайт AMD и щелкните «Драйверы и поддержка».
2. Выберите нужный продукт в списке, а не в меню: сначала выберите Graphics (Графика), затем Mac Graphics (Графика Mac) в следующем столбце, затем Apple Boot Camp в следующем столбце.
3. Нажмите кнопку «Отправить», чтобы просмотреть список доступных драйверов.
4. Найдите версию драйвера, совместимую с моделью вашего компьютера Mac. Если это более поздняя версия (имеет больший номер), чем установленная на вашем компьютере Mac, нажмите «Скачать».
5. Распакуйте загруженный файл ZIP, затем запустите программу Setup из получившейся папки, чтобы установить драйверы.

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Question: Q: Can’t update AMD driver on Bootcamp

I have been experiencing a really annoying problem for a really long time now. I have been trying to update my AMD graphics card driver in Bootcamp for months now, only to receive the same error over and over again. See the screenshot below:

MacBook Pro Retina 15″ — Late 2015

AMD Radeon R9 M370X

Running Windows 10 Pro (64 bit version) — installing the latest updates as I write this, but no previous update has resolved this issue

Ps: Bootcamp is also up to date, I have ran the Apple Update software several times and the only thing that isn’t installed is iTunes and iCloud Photos, which I don’t see how those could resolve a graphics card driver issue.

I hope someone has the answer to this, I would really appreciate some help!

MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Mid 2015), OS X El Capitan (10.11.6)

Posted on Jul 30, 2016 6:06 AM

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Let us hope he can work his magic and provide you updated drivers.

Aug 2, 2017 10:20 AM

Best advice in the entire topic.

Aug 5, 2017 6:40 AM

Apple — Please update your drivers to the latest version provided by AMD as the current graphics update is incompatible with most new graphics intense programs and the latest games! — Please contact AMD and get their update compatible with the below;

MacBook Pro Retina 15″ — Late 2015

AMD Radeon R9 M370X

Windows 10 Pro — 64bit

Aug 14, 2017 3:07 PM

Please use Product Feedback — Apple to make your suggestions.

Aug 14, 2017 4:10 PM

Just been reading up on what you spotted about the latest last available legacy driver not being available for your HD4000 Radeon card. I can definitely help you out here and provide you with the last ever release of 8.97.100.11 but I can also tweak the version numbering so it thinks its the latest driver (so that newer games will at least run without saying to update the driver).

I will need your official Apple bootcamp driver first though so I can make the necessary tweaks. You can download it via bootcamp assistant and then if you wouldn’t mind uploading it to a dropbox or gdrive and then sending me the link. I can have something ready for you this bank holiday weekend.

Aug 26, 2017 3:37 AM

it doesn’t run perfect. you can’t run microsoft games with bootcamp (ex. forza horizon, which i paid 100 bucks for btw)

and it barley plays halo forge with all the unoptimized settings. i was thinking of using this one guys driver but i didn’t because I’m too scared it would **** up my machine again (would be 4th time i would have to reset windows and redownload everything)

Sep 25, 2017 5:30 PM

Create a Windows System Restore point, try the new driver. If it does not work, roll back to the Restore point.

Sep 25, 2017 5:57 PM

There is a site on the net that is dedicated to supporting us «poor farts» ‘stuck’ with Apple devices but wanting a little gaming performance with Windows. 🙂

Checkout «bootcampdrivers» (use the Google!). You should find far more up-to-date drivers for MOST of Apple’s computers there and their relevant dedicated / discrete GPUs.

The versions there are by no means «current» the way one could go with non-Apple hardware, but they tend to be far closer to current than what Apple makes available and seem to work pretty well!

Oct 14, 2017 3:24 AM

You should find that Windows 10 drivers ARE kept up to date with PC drivers. 17.10.1 is the very latest and is available from the site. 🙂

Oct 14, 2017 3:59 AM

Been using your drivers for the last few weeks already, thanks man!

Only had this MBP for maybe a month now, moved up from an old BTO 17-incher circa 2009 with the old NVidia 9600M discrete chip. So WELL used to using modified driver packs to make sure I can get some decent gaming done.

However, I am NOT as used to the AMD side of things. That, and MSI Afterburner has changed some since I was last gaming seriously (a couple of years back) and I’m running into some unexpected hassles:

I CANNOT get Afterburner to actually commit any changes to the GPU core and memory clock speeds! I can play with sliders all day, but as soon as I hit «apply» any and all changes go right out the window!

So. Was hoping you could help me with this? Please? What the HECK do I have to do to be able to edit my GPUs performance the way I’m used to.

As things stand right now there’s nothing TOO unusual about my setup. I’m running your latest driver pack, latest version of Afterburner and Rivatuner. Additional bits-and-bobs like MacsFanControl etc. etc. but nothing that’s actually directly pertinent to this conversation / need.

Please mate, any and all help appreciated.

(Final bit of useful data: 15-inch MBP 512GB with ADM Radeon 560 4GB. Windows 10 Pro 64-bit, JUST updated to Creators. Though this issue existed before said update and just continues exactly the way it was before.).

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Question: Q: Can’t update AMD driver on Bootcamp

I have been experiencing a really annoying problem for a really long time now. I have been trying to update my AMD graphics card driver in Bootcamp for months now, only to receive the same error over and over again. See the screenshot below:

MacBook Pro Retina 15″ — Late 2015

AMD Radeon R9 M370X

Running Windows 10 Pro (64 bit version) — installing the latest updates as I write this, but no previous update has resolved this issue

Ps: Bootcamp is also up to date, I have ran the Apple Update software several times and the only thing that isn’t installed is iTunes and iCloud Photos, which I don’t see how those could resolve a graphics card driver issue.

I hope someone has the answer to this, I would really appreciate some help!

MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Mid 2015), OS X El Capitan (10.11.6)

Posted on Jul 30, 2016 6:06 AM

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What is the ‘annoying’ problem that you are expecting to resolve using a driver updated?

Do you have BC6 drivers in place with the AMD GPU functional?

Jul 30, 2016 6:28 AM

The annoyance is that I can not update the graphics driver to the latest version. That is the issue I am trying to fix.

I am not sure what a BC6 driver is, I have only what was automatically installed using Bootcamp when I installed Windows on the partition of my Mac.

Jul 30, 2016 8:21 AM

BC6 is Bootcamp 6 drivers which support W10. If Apple Software Update does not provide an update, you should stay with the current version.

The AMD GPUs in Macs are not the same as standard PC AMD GPUs. They are Apple modified versions in most cases. You can force the W10 versions, by modifying .inf files, but it can lead to worse behavior.

Are there specific issues that you are trying to resolve, other than just a number in the version field?

Jul 30, 2016 8:29 AM

Oh silly me, of course that’s an abbreviation for Bootcamp 🙂

I do some light gaming on BC, hence I wish to update to the newest driver — no issue or behaviour I am trying to solve by updating.

If I have upgraded the BC version is there no way to downgrade it so that I can keep upgrading graphics card software?

If the only solution left is to play around with .inf files as you said, I think I will sit this one out. Everything is working fine except the inability to upgrade the software. I just don’t understand why Bootcamp versions lock you and if they do, why Apple doesn’t push graphics drivers through the Apple Update software rather than having install AMD’s software..

I never had this issue with my previous rMBP that had an NVidea card, that is why I am so surprised.

Jul 30, 2016 8:34 AM

Run Apple Software Update from within Boot Camp. Yesterday (October 9th 2016) I had to run it three times before it eventually updated with a new version of the Graphics Drivers. I was previously using the AMD drivers from AMD directly for the FirePro GPUs on my Mac from their web site. No AMD / Windows updates would take for the reason you state as the updates were looking for Windows versions of the AMD card not the Apple variant. I assume this new update is to correct that. After update all is well and on my new Mac Pro Catalyst is working fine still (using both GOUs) and I see >60 f.p.s. in GTA V running full screen at 2540 x 1440.

Oct 10, 2016 6:14 AM

Can you post the versions of the drivers that you currently have running?

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Драйвера на macbook pro 2015 Radeon R9?

Доброго времени суток, Уважаемые Товарищи!

Давно борюсь с проблемой, которую опишу чуть ниже. Борюсь не только я, но и многие пользователи Apple.
У меня последний на момент написания темы MacBook Pro с видеокартой Radeon R9. Установил windows 10 через boot camp, но вся беда в следующем: все драйвера, которые уже давно пора обновить, обновляться не хотят. Т.к. Apple, как я понимаю, не имеет нарочным образом цифровой подписи для драйверов, а обновляет их только с выходом новой версии boot camp, что случается крайне редко. Я почти уверен, что эту гадость как-то можно обойти, но требуются какие-то манипуляции с дровами. Я буду очень-очень благодарен, если кто мне поможет как победить эту проблему. Готов отблагодарить даже гамбургером с колой =)

P.S. Постараюсь ответить заранее на вопрос: «Зачем ты вообще поставил на Mac винду?». Вообще, моя конфигурация достаточно мощная, позволяет играть в хорошие игры, но я как-то не особо за этим стремлюсь. Все эти мучения лишь перед выходом «цивки 6». Я очень боюсь, что у меня игра попросту не запустится из-за устаревших видео драйверов, как было с Rainbow Six и BF1. Т.е. моя конфа потянет это, но в игру меня не пустят.

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Т.к. Apple, как я понимаю, не имеет нарочным образом цифровой подписи для драйверов,

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Hack the Latest AMD GPU Drivers into BootCamp

I have an Early 2011 MacBook Pro with a Radeon HD 6750m GPU, it’s the last 17 inch laptop Apple produced & has handled anything I’ve thrown at it. For instance during development for Orcs Must Die! 2 I was running heavy sound design sessions in Ableton Live on OSX, with FMOD Designer and the developer builds of OMD2 under a Parallels VM. It all ran without a hitch and was simply amazing that I could do all that work simultaneously in a single portable DAW / GameDev machine. However, I often boot straight into BootCamp to play & develop games in a native Windows environment which brings me to the Achilles’ heel of this machine… the old BootCamp GPU drivers that rarely receive updates from AMD or Apple.

In this tutorial I’ll show you how to hack support for your Apple flavored AMD GPU into the latest AMD GPU drivers, which at the time of this publication are Crimson Edition 16.1.1 Beta.

Note : I highly recommend you first read the Crimson Edition 16.1.1 Beta Release Notes to verify support for your GPU is included, but it appears to support the AMD Radeon™ HD 5000M & up! Also be advised that attempting any of the following hacks is at your own risk, now let’s get on with it.

1. Download drivers

Download the Crimson Edition 16.1.1 Beta drivers and run the installer. The installation will fail with a message that your hardware is not supported, but it will extract the full installation package to:

Note : All file paths in the next steps will be relative to that folder.

2. Edit InstallManager.cfg

Edit the file “Config\InstallManager.cfg” and add this line to the end of the file:

This change disables the “unsupported hardware” alert and allows the driver installer to proceed.

3. Find your GPU HardwareID

Right-click the Windows Start Menu icon, click “Device Manager” and navigate to:

Device Manager > Display adapters > Right-click on your GPU > Properties > Details Tab > Property > Hardware Ids

Right-click the top Value to copy it, and paste it in a text editor to save for later. For example the HardwareID of my Apple flavored Radeon HD 6750m is:

4. Edit INF files

The INF files contain all the information needed to install drivers for your GPU, we will edit them to add support for our Apple/AMD HardwareID.

Navigate to “Packages\Drivers\Display\WT6A_INF” where you will find 3 INF files:

C0299103.inf
C7299103.inf
CU299103.inf

Open each of these INF files and search for a HardwareID similar to yours, and replace it. For example I replaced this line:

«%AMD6741.1%» = ati2mtag_VancouverA, PCI\VEN_1002&DEV_6741

«%AMD6741.1%» = ati2mtag_VancouverA, PCI\VEN_1002&DEV_6741&SUBSYS_00E3106B&REV_00

If that all went smoothly you can go to step 5, otherwise read on…

Note : If you can’t find a similar HardwareID to replace, try to find your GPU model listed under the section titled “Localizable Strings” in the INF’s. For instance the matching string for my GPU is:

AMD6741.1 = «AMD Radeon 6600M and 6700M Series»

Then take the first value “AMD6741.1” and search for it above where we replaced the HardwareID, and insert yours there.

If you still can’t find a match the driver you downloaded may not support your card at all, but there is one last thing you can try at your own risk if you are confident that your GPU should be supported. Download the latest Apple or AMD BootCamp GPU driver for your machine, inspect the INF files to find your HardwareID, then copy that & the matching “Localizable String” into the driver INF files as new entries. I don’t really recommend doing that but I’m mentioning it for one reason. In the January 30th release of the Crimson Edition 16.1.1 Beta drivers the 6750m was included in the Release Notes as a supported GPU, however it was completely omitted from the INF files and I was able to manually add support with the methods described here. A few days later a February 3rd release of the beta driver was published with the 6750m included, confirming my suspicion that it may have been accidentally omitted in the previous release.

5. Build new CAT files from your modified INF’s

The CAT files contain hashes of INF files and are digitally signed to verify the integrity of the drivers. We need to regenerate the CAT files to reflect the changes we made to the INF’s. This step requires a program called Inf2Cat.exe from the Windows Driver Kit (WDK) 10, so download and install WDK 10 if you don’t already have it. Now you can generate new CAT files with the following commands:

cd «C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10\bin\x86»
Inf2Cat.exe /Driver:»C:\AMD\Non-WHQL-64Bit-NIEG-Radeon-Crimson-16.1.1-Win10-Win8.1-Win7-Feb3\Packages\Drivers\Display\WT6A_INF» /OS:10_X64

6. Digitally sign the CAT files

Now we will generate our own digital signature certificate and sign the CAT files in order to comply with Windows 10 driver signature enforcement policy. This tells Windows that our modified driver comes from a trusted source, which in this case is you. The first step is to create your own certificate with the MakeCert tool from the Windows SDK, which you should download and install now. The SDK installer contains many tools but you only need the Windows App Certification Kit to get the MakeCert tool.

To use MakeCert you must open a Command Prompt with the “Run as administrator” option. Right-click the Windows start menu icon, choose “Command Prompt (Admin)” then run the following:

cd «C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10\bin\x64»
MakeCert -r -pe -ss PrivateCertStore -n «CN=FreqNode» FreqNode.cer
CertMgr -add FreqNode.cer -s -r localMachine root

The above MakeCert command creates a cert named “FreqNode” written to a file named “FreqNode.cer” and copies it into your PrivateCertStore, you can name yours whatever you like. Then we run the CertMgr tool to install your new certificate in the Trusted Root Certification Authorities certificate store of your system. You can verify it was installed by opening Certificate Manager… click the Windows Start button, type certmgr.msc into the Search box, and press enter.

Next we will sign the CAT files with your new cert:

cd «C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10\bin\x64»

SignTool sign /v /s PrivateCertStore /n FreqNode /t http://timestamp.verisign.com/scripts/timstamp.dll «C:\AMD\Non-WHQL-64Bit-NIEG-Radeon-Crimson-16.1.1-Win10-Win8.1-Win7-Feb3\Packages\Drivers\Display\WT6A_INF\C0299103.cat»

SignTool sign /v /s PrivateCertStore /n FreqNode /t http://timestamp.verisign.com/scripts/timstamp.dll «C:\AMD\Non-WHQL-64Bit-NIEG-Radeon-Crimson-16.1.1-Win10-Win8.1-Win7-Feb3\Packages\Drivers\Display\WT6A_INF\C7299103.cat»

SignTool sign /v /s PrivateCertStore /n FreqNode /t http://timestamp.verisign.com/scripts/timstamp.dll «C:\AMD\Non-WHQL-64Bit-NIEG-Radeon-Crimson-16.1.1-Win10-Win8.1-Win7-Feb3\Packages\Drivers\Display\WT6A_INF\CU299103.cat»

Great job, we’re almost ready to install our custom drivers but Windows 10 still won’t allow it. The test certificate we generated and signed the drivers with has not been verified by Microsoft, and it won’t be without spending a significant amount of time and money to sign your drivers with a production certificate. In order to get around this, enable the TESTSIGNING Boot Configuration Option:

Bcdedit.exe -set TESTSIGNING ON

Reboot, then run the driver installer:

You will see a prompt like this with your cert name…

Rad, click Install to proceed then reboot and you’re done!

Since installing this driver I have noticed that my Early 2011 MacBook Pro laptop screen operates at full brightness regardless of the settings. I am working on resolving this issue and will update with any success.

Much of the information in this tutorial was derived from Remko Weijnen’s blog post on this subject, and various articles from the Microsoft Developers Network.

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