The trick is to locate the correct driver file first and do the manual Windows driver update.Do you find that BootCamp assistant download is stuck or or fails or could not continue? This may work for other display drivers, I don't know. It might not do the same for you, so create a restore point and know how to get into Safe Mode to unwind the changes. I’m seeing a lot of complaints.Īgain, this worked for me. Yes, I’m sure there is a way buried in the menu somewhere, but it wasn’t apparent at all. So far, everything was pretty stable except for there was no way to see what controls were mapped to the controller or properly change them. This one is different than the one I did last night I used the Radeon 500 Series one. Keep scrolling through until you find Radeon RX 580 Graphics. With Windows 3.11, there weren’t that many devices to select from, but now there are hundreds. Select that and browse to where the driver is and select the INF file starting with a “C”. You’ll see it defaults to the A: drive, just like with Windows 3.11 did with floppies. Right click it, go to Update Drivers, and select “Let me pick from a list…”Īnd here’s the old school part, select “Have Disk”. It should already say Radeon 580X (Ignore the Parallels driver in the image). You want the INF file with a “C” at the beginning. Now go search for the actual drivers.Ĭ:\AMD\Win10-Radeon-Software-Adrenalin-2020-Edition-20.9.2-Sep29\Packages\Drivers\Display\WT6A_INF Let it install and error out, the installer actually isn’t needed, but you do need the drivers it does unload. WARNING: All screen captures are from a Windows 10 VM, not Bootcamp. Once you do find it, underneath is the 580X, but here’s the link.
Keep looking for Radeon RX 500X Series (Yes, it exists). And make a restore point with Windows.ĭownload the latest drivers from AMD by working your way through the driver menu. Know how to take Bootcamp into Safe Mode and test it, this is how you back yourself out of things. I’m running Windows 10 Pro with the latest Bootcamp drivers, which brings the AMD driver up to the dreaded 19.30.2. I have a 2019 27” iMac 5K with an i9-9900K, 128GB RAM, and an AMD Radeon 580X. This may cause your monitor to not work! Again, it worked for me. This is a very old-school Windows update method that unless you used Windows 3.11, you’re probably not aware of it. You have to force Windows to accept the driver by doing manually through driver properties.
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