So, as many Mac Pro users have learned, Mojave requires the boot drive file system to be formatted as APFS and the installer converts it to such (want it or not). If you try to force any variation of HFS+ for the Mojave boot drive, no updates will ever be possible on this drive through the Software Update mechanisms.
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With the boot drive being APFS, when you boot to WIN10, you lose the ability to switch back to macOS because neither BootCamp (for MP51) nor Windows provides APFS drivers to make this possible.
- I have no audio (in or out) on a new install of Win 10 on iMac (Bootcamp partition). I see that many other have this problem as well and I am not seeing any definitive solutions. I have check drivers. No errors there, at least in the Device Manager. I have updated Bootcamp and all Windows driver updates.
- USB driver for low-latency 1:1 audio connections. USB Audio HAL Plugin Driver.
- Reinstall audio device driver NVRAM reset; Mac audio device connectivity. There are tons of audio devices and software apps available for Mac which use audio interfaces to playback or record audio. To make sure an audio device is connecting correctly, check the compatibility and drivers, sleep settings, connections, and then restart your Mac.
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At the 'Select Country' screen, select the country for this installation, and then click 'Next'. At the 'Realtek High Definition Audio Ver. 6.0.1.6764' screen, click 'Next'. At the 'License Agreement' dialog, read the agreement, then, if you agree, click 'I Agree' to continue with the installation. At the 'Finish' screen, click 'Finish'.
Yesterday (I Think), Apple updated it’s BootCamp software for the iMac Pro, and now it regained this functionality for iMac Pro, APFS/Win10. It works again. Great! Too bad Apple didn’t provide this update for MP51 drivers.
Well, let me fix that for you… 😉
Below is a quick guide I put together that allows you to install BC 6.1 driver’s on an MP51/Win10 System. This should do the trick for you.
After Windows Legacy is installed;
- Install BC drivers for cMP 5,1
- Download brigadier-0.2.4.zip and extract the exe file.
- Open CMD as Administrator & navigate to the folder with brigadier.exe
- Execute (from command line) brigadier.exe -m iMac Pro1,1
- Wait for download to finish, this will be the BC6.1 drivers
- Navigate to the BootCamp/Drivers/Apple/
- Run the command msiexec /i bootcamp.msi
- Reboot when install is finished