Nelsone

Okay, I'm updating this thread, in the hope it may be useful to others; I managed to find the problem in the Mbr hybrid partiton system my mac used by default. I deleted bootcamp's partition and managed to install windows 10 in efi mode formatting the unallocated space. Then the system started giving kernel_security_check_failure, starting on the first boot after having installed Bootcamp drivers. Formatted again---> new windows 10 installation ---> installed bootcamp drivers and WITHOUT rebooting I started windows update and updated everything. Now the system works perfectly ; The Egpu gives me the code 12 error. I will try solving that with setup 1.30. In the end the system failure was due to the Hfs bootcamp drivers , if you have the same problem don't install them ! Nelson

Hello everyone, I wouldn't bother you with my problem but I think I did quite a thorough search in the forums and couldn't find a solution to my problem, so I registered and here I am! So this is it: I've got a mid 2014 MacBook pro with NVidia GT 750M a clean installation of Win 10 and akitio 2 with an AMD R9 280 mounted on it; Everything connects, I power the egpu, turn on the mac, log into windows and I'm currently writing from the internal screen while the external is working and plugged to the egpu; when I try to install the drivers though they fail to auto detect my egpu; then I manually give the drivers location from the device manager, the system acknowledges my card but in the ends it fails, and the device panel gives me this code: "Your computer's system firmware does not include enough information to properly configure and use this device. To use this device, contact your computer manufacturer to obtain a firmware or BIOS update. (Code 35)" I cannot figure out how to solve it , I found just one thread in which there was a similar problem but I cannot find any solution. I'd be glad to hear any other's opinion, right now I'm out of fresh ideas! Thank you in advance, Nelson