Boot Camp Drivers Download – Direct Apple Support Software Links

Boot Camp Drivers Download – Direct Apple Support Software Links

Need Boot Camp drivers for your Mac? This page collects direct Apple Boot Camp Support Software downloads in one place so you can install Windows drivers on older Intel-based Macs.

If you are not sure which version you need, check your Mac model first using the links below.

Before You Download

These downloads are for Intel-based Macs that use Boot Camp to run Windows. In many cases, Boot Camp Assistant will download the correct drivers automatically, but older Macs and manual installs may still need the support software listed below.

Important: Apple Silicon Macs

Boot Camp does not support Apple Silicon Macs such as M1, M2, or M3 models. These downloads are for Intel Mac systems only.

Find the Right Boot Camp Version for Your Mac

Choose your Mac model below to see which Boot Camp version is supported:

Boot Camp Support Software Downloads

The downloads below are direct Apple links for Boot Camp Support Software and Windows driver packages.

Updated Apple Boot Camp 5.0.5033 Download

Apple now hosts the Boot Camp Support Software 5.0.5033 download on an updated support page. This version supports several older Intel Mac models including certain MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, Mac mini, Mac Pro, and iMac systems running 64-bit Windows 7 or Windows 8.

You can view the current Apple page here: Boot Camp Support Software 5.0.5033.

Need Help Installing Boot Camp Drivers?

If you also need help installing Windows on your Mac, these guides may help:

If you are unsure which version you need, start with your Mac model page above.

14 thoughts on “Boot Camp Drivers Download – Direct Apple Support Software Links”

  1. i have an early 2008 mac pro, I was able to install windows 8.1 pro but I dont have the drivers that can be excepted by windows 8.1 pro most things work from the drivers from the windows install but some things dont like the keyboard special keys that eject the CD and volume

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  2. Hi,

    Following your excellent guide I have Windows 10 booting from an external SSD over USB3. This was created with Windows to Go from Windows 10 Enterprise Edition running in a VM on my 6 core Mac Pro.

    I managed to get AMD Crossfire installed and running with the Catalyst Omega drivers with DirectX 11. However I can’t find a way to install Crimson drivers for DirectX 12. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

    Thanks

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    • Hi Michael Bradley
      First of all good job by getting it working, where did you get the Enterprise edition of Windows 10?
      And just let me know that the Crimson drivers are?
      Cheers
      MAtt

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      • Microsoft supply 90 day trial versions of Windows 10 Enterprise.
        https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/evalcenter/evaluate-windows-8-1-enterprise
        Crimson is just the fancy name for the latest drivers from AMD that support DirectX 12.
        http://support.amd.com/en-us/download/desktop?os=Windows+10+-+64

        The method for creating the drivers I have already:
        1. Uninstall the bootcamp driver using the bootcamp video driver installer’s “uninstall” option. (step I added).
        2. remove all excess drivers with DDU utility
        3. unpack Catalyst Omega drivers (amd-catalyst-omega-14.12-with-dotnet45-win8.1-64bit.exe) by executing the file and choosing a directory.
        4. unpack latest Beta drivers (AMD-Catalyst-15.4Beta-64Bit-Win8.1-Apr9.exe) by executing the file and choosing a separate directory.
        5. unpack December 2014 Bootcamp drivers (14.301.1010-141101a-177531c-whql.zip) by unzipping to a separate directory.;
        6. replace the entire contents of the Bin64 subdirectory in the Beta drivers’ directory (ie. in c:\AMD\) with the entire contents of the Bin64 subdirectory of the Omega drivers;
        7. replace the Installmanagerapp.exe and installmanager.dll files in the Bin64 directory of the Beta drivers with the same files from the Bin64 directory of the December 2014 bootcamp drivers;
        8. run setup.exe in the beta drivers unpacked directory.

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  3. I should add these trial versions from Microsoft continue to work after 90 days in my experience but you need to reboot after a few hours. For playing GTA V it is quite enough 🙂

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  4. I forgot the obvious … I installed Windows 10 in Parallels and created the boot drives on SSDs attached via USB3.

    I have also found that using Paragon’s NTFS access on the Mac ($19.95) many tasks can be accomplished on the PC side from the Mac such as house keeping and loading putting .exe files ready for installation on the user/desktop. I always download anything for the PC on the Mac and unRAR or unZIP there. This way I avoid crapware from the web sites as I have AdBlock on the Mac.

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  5. sir i download windows 8.1 x64bit but in Mac book pro reina 13 inch late 2012 it give error boot camp only support windows 7 installation on this platform

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  6. HI I have made installation of Windows 10 on Macbook Pro 8,2 (early 2011), but although evrything run smoothly there is no sound and the AMD Radeon 6750 controller is missing and HID bluetooth controlers not working as well.
    I have run various times the bootcamp drivers and nothing changes, no sound and no graphic card controllers.

    What can I do to make this controllers working?

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