![]() Building a CustoMac Hackintosh: Buyer's Guideīy reading an old post on the ****** I found the solution (Thx MysticalOS from ******). The problem is that sometimes the vendor ID on the Bluetooth is Broadcom and sometimes it's apple and even valid drivers may not work simply because vendor ID doesn't match even if hardware actually is a match. The solution is simply manually to install the drivers.ĭownloading drivers on MacOs computer is quite easy:ġ. Launch Boot Camp Assistant, then open the Boot Camp Assistant applicationģ. Select location to save the drivers (WindowsSupport folder will be created at this location) Select Download Windows Support SoftwareĤ. Most of the devices that are covered are over 10 years old. To check the version open WindowsSupport 6969\BootCamp\BootCamp.xml and look for this tag * Different MacBooks may download different versions of Windows Support Software (mine was 6969). The download on this page is for a generic installer made by Broadcom, there are no guarantees that this will find your Bluetooth device, but there is a good chance because a lot of devices are covered by this package, different brand names. To download drivers from on Windows computer, you can use Brigadier ( ). After the download WindowsSupport folder containing drivers will appear in the selected location. ![]() Run WindowsSupport\BootCamp\Drivers\Broadcom\BroadcomBluetooth64.exe (probably similar procedure will work for WiFi, so you could also run BroadcomWirelessUDM圆4.exe to add drivers to the system)Ģ. ![]() Right-click on the device (Bluetooth USB Host Controller)Ĥ. Ignore update driver warning and click Yes Select Broadcom, Select Blutonium BCM2035 Bluetooth 2.4 GHz Single Chip TransceiverĨ. ![]()
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