OR as I did, go to Control Panel > View Devices and Printers > and in Devices double-click the device with a notebook icon to get to its properties window. So you can either do the 9to5mac way and going to 'Device Manager' in windows and finding everything in the list with a '!' icon However I did things a tiny bit differently and it worked, so I'm posting here for future reference.Īfter installing windows in an external drive (I actually installed in a separate partition on my HDD because well I needed a partition as storage for my Mac - this guide was perfect despite the wonky grammar) and running the bootcamp's setup.exe with an external USB keyboard and mouse, I had the same issue as you guys: so my macbook pro's keyboard, trackpad and internet were not working (and probably a lot more hardware not working properly) Then reread the 9to5mac guide and it seems I had overlooked a crucial step.
