#Bootcamp drivers drivers#
It appears that the custom installer of AMD graphics drivers also installs a certificate root to enable signed code. How can I ensure that they do not contain malware of some sort? I doubt someone is deploying a trojan specifically made for users of high-end MacBooks running Windows who are looking for drivers that aren't several years old, but is there a way to be a bit more sure, perhaps by actually comparing the drivers with the original ones? While the drivers work amazing, I cannot find much info on the Internet about how they are getting made. I have since wiped Windows and was planning to reinstall it fresh now. Before putting anything valuable on my Mac, I decided to give them a try and - as expected - everything was smooth and scaling issues (making any fullscreen game unplayable) were fixed.
Searching online, the solution appears to be installing a customized version of more modern drivers from, a website providing improved 3D drivers for Macs running Windows. The beauty of Brigadier is that it downloads all drivers right from Apple servers. In short, with Brigadier tool, you can download Boot Camp drivers on Windows 10 running on Mac.
#Bootcamp drivers update#
Also, often Apple Software Update and as well as Microsoft Update will provide updated drivers for Windows hardware. Brigadier is a free utility developed to enable you download Boot Camp drivers or support software without having to open Boot Camp Assistant. I would assume AMD would provide the most up-to-date drivers for their products. I've had tons of scaling and performance issues in scaling of 3D applications and games under Windows on my MacBook Pro 16" 2019 (MBP 16,1) due to the extremely outdated AMD drivers Apple ships with BootCamp. See Boot Camp Support or more specifically Update AMD graphics drivers for Windows in Boot Camp.
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