Please forget I have a MacBook Pro, where everything works OK as I only have OSX Mojave. (*) Does a later Bootcamp version contains drivers compatible and installable in Windows 10 on a PC? The question, if the driver (already) exist there is some way to make it discoverable and install it on a PC using Windows 10, ¿or purposedly it is non allowed? make sure it is designed to work with Windows for 圆4-based system. The folder you specified doesn't contain compatible software. I click the button: Have Disk, and move to the folder where the KeyMagic64.inf is.

Moving back again to: Let me pick from a list of available drivers in my computer > Select the device driver you want to install for this hardware. When I click Next, a window appears telling The best drivers for your device are already installed. inf is the requested info file for instllating devices in Windows. Therefore I go back to Update Driver, and choose Browse my Computer for drivers software, I choose a folder where I have uncompressed: AppleKeyboardInstaller64.exe from Bootcamp (*), which includes: KeyMagic.sys and KeyMagic64.inf among other files. If I click below now: Search for Updated drivers on Windows Update: My Windows 10 is Windows 10 Insider Preview 18262.1000 (rs_prerelease). Now, if I click on Update Driver says: The best drivers for your device are already installed. In Device Properties>General Tab: Keyboards (StandardKeyboards) on BluetoothHID Device Under Keyboards I have: HID Keyboard Device The Magic mouse 2, works with left and right button, BUT there is no Scrolling and even less side swipe gestures. The keyboard works (Bluetooth devices: AppleMagic connected) for typing, but FN keys for Previous/Next or Volume up/down do not work.

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