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This morning, Apple updated their Boot Camp app to version 6.0 bringing support for Windows 10 in an official capacity. Granted, users could already use the previous version to install Windows 10 as we demonstrated in our how-to using a MacBook Pro (2015).

Mar 27, 2019  Mac users who would like to install and enjoy Windows 10 on Mac machines without going through driver issues can now download the newest version of Boot Camp drivers from Apple. The new Boot Camp drivers should address issues with the trackpad on some MacBook Air and MacBook Pro. Install Apple MacBook Pro (13' Mid 2012) laptop drivers for Windows 10 x64, or download DriverPack Solution software for automatic drivers intallation and update.

One issue many users have complained about though is Apple does not support or enable any gesture support in Windows. We recently outlined some of these gestures in our comprehensive article '9 touchpad gestures every Windows 10 user should know' for those with a Precision touchpad.

However, there is a way to get it back using a free, third-party app called Trackpad++. Indeed, not only does this app bring gesture support but it also adds many fine-grained controls to make that trackpad even better. Some of the features include:

• 2-, 3- and 4-finger gestures, such as pinch-to-zoom, back / forward, middle mouse button emulation, new Windows 8 gestures and much more
• Dramatically improved 2-finger scrolling experience: Mac® OS X Mavericks-similar (accelerated / natural) scrolling model implemented
• Improved pointer ballistics (i.e. how the pointer speed depends on the finger speed; comes with 6 built-in optimal presets)
• Mac OS X-like 3-finger dragging, and classic '2-fingers with click' dragging, option to increase the pointer speed when dragging
• User-customizable option to ignore the accidental trackpad input when typing, and many more useful tweaks / enhancementsI recently installed this app this morning and so far, it is excellent. Here is how to get it working.

It should be noted that you need two apps to make this happen: Power Plan Assistant and the Trackpad++ software and drivers. The reason for this has to with needing a signed driver for 64-bit systems due to Microsoft's digital signature enforcement policy. The Power Plan Assistant evidently lets you install the Trackpad++ driver to override the one from Boot Camp. You still get a warning about installing it, but it should be overridden.

What is Power Plan Assistant? It is another free app the lets you toggle between balanced, battery saver and performance modes along with some shortcuts to some quick actions like logging off. I am not a huge fan of the app if only because I think it is a bit redundant and dated looking. Having said that, I do not see any deal breakers either. It does offer a snazzy battery percentage in the Task Bar, which many will like too.

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1. Download both apps

Power Plan Assistant and Trackpad++ thru the project's website (FileCluster hosts the apps). Forgive the terribly dated GeoCities-esque web design. Power Plan was last updated on July 30, 2015, and Trackpad++ was updated today, August 13, 2015, so they are very recent. There are no ads or spyware in the apps.

2. Double-click to install Trackpad++

You will get a warning and this is expected

3. Click More Info near the bottom

Trackpad++ should now be installed and running in the notification area in the lower-right corner. Double-clicking it opens the configuration window.

Here is where you can see all of the settings. There are many, so take your time to configure to your liking. If you are a PC user, here is what I recommend for some basics.

Recommended Settings (for PC users)

• Disable Invert scroll direction to make the Mac feel like a PC
• Enable Turbo Mode
• Right-click in Bottom Right Corner
• Enable Edge Gestures (two-finger swipe brings up Action Center)
• Three-finger Swipe Up = Task View Toggle
• Three-finger Tap = Start Menu Toggle
• Three-finger Swipe Down = Minimize App Toggle
• Swipe Back/Forward Navigation
• Invert Swipe Direction
• Accelerate Scroll

You can, of course, configure all the gestures for the rest of three and four finger gestures, of which there are plenty.

One downside to this setup is the Trackpad++ Control Module needs to be updated weekly. As noted by the developer:

'NOTICE: Trackpad++ Control Module is free, but requires mandatory weekly update. If the week has passed and Trackpad++ ControlModule was not updated, Trackpad++ driver will be using the Boot Camp driver settings, unless the Trackpad++ Control Module is updated.'

Overall, if you are considering using Windows 10 on a Mac or picking up a Mac to run Windows 10, you will want to consider seriously using Trackpad++. The app is free, although you can make a donation to the developer to help support the project, which I recommend. Using the app all but completes the Windows-on-a-Mac experience and is worth giving a shot.

For more basic info on Windows 10, including some tips and our vast array of how-to articles, make sure you head to our main Windows 10 help page or jump into our forums!

Thanks, Thomas Nigro, and Nic, for the tip!

Part A: Create Bootable Windows 10 USB Drive

There are plenty of tutorials available online for this step..

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Here's one using Windows:

1. Download the Windows 10 ISO from Microsoft

2. Download Rufus

3. Install & Use the tool with the ISO (Pretty obvious eh?) and use FAT32 formatting with GPT for UEFI based systems in the dropdown.

Part B: Partition HDD/SSD for Windows 10 using Disk Utility

1. Open Disk Utility and select the disk on the sidebar (Select the disk and not the partition)

2. Click on the Partition Tab and then the '+' icon

3. Create a new partition with any name & size (preferably >30GB) and format it to FAT32

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4. Click Apply and wait for changes to take effect

5. Close Disk Utility

Part C: Install rEFInd

Note: This is done to support booting from USB Drives on old MB/MBP..

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1. Download rEFInd

2. Extract the zip file

3. Open Terminal App

4. CD to the extracted folder's location (Google how to use CD commands)

5. Type './install.sh' without the quotation marks

6. Enter password

7. Run the command on step 5 again!!! (Sometimes it doesn't work on the first go..)

8. Quit Terminal App and Shut Down your MB/MBP

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Part D: Install Windows 10

1. When you boot, you'll see rEFInd window instead

2. You'll be presented with the option to boot from USB drive..

3. Select the right-most option! (The one with USB thumbnail! Select the 2nd one if 2 USB thumbnail options are available..)

4. Install Windows 10 (Same as the installation for Windows 8/8.1)

5. Your MB/MBP will reboot.. Select the Windows Icon with Hard Disk thumbnail this time!!!

6. Installation will proceed..

Part E: Downloading Boot Camp Drivers

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After Windows 10 is up and running:

1. Download Boot Camp 5.1.5722 Drivers

2. Extract the Drivers on the Desktop..

3. Run CMD or PowerShell as administrator (Use the combination Shift + fn + F10 for right-click)

4. CD into BootCamp5.1.5722/BootCamp/Drivers/Apple

5. Run 'BootCamp.msi'

Note: We are using CMD/PowerShell to bypass Elevated Permissions for MSI Installer

Et Voila!!! All drivers will install automatically via Boot Camp..

Latest and compatible NVIDIA and ATI drivers will automatically get installed via Windows Update!

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Part E: Bypass rEFInd boot screen

1. Boot to OS X

2. Go to System Preferences

3. Select Startup Disk

4. Select BOOTCAMP or Macintosh HD (or whatever your OS X partition is named)

5. Click Restart

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