I only see a black screen with cursor flashing in Windows 10 Boot Camp

Why Boot Camp is so hard!

I just reinstall Boot Camp for the second time on my MacBook Pro mid-2012 after I came across this problem the first time. Everything goes through until the drivers install and I restart my Mac after updates, that to have the screen go black.

Why can I not just have a clean install * sigh *.

Anyway, I contacted both Apple and Microsoft technical support, but they could not solve my problem. I know that other people seem to have this problem, but I have not seen a coherent solution for it.

Any suggestion would be great!

If the screen is black, try to disconnect your power adapter and check if the screen lets connect you. The default brightness may be too low. There are two distinct settings, battery and AC adapter.

If the problem is related to the drivers, remove the current installation and re-install W10. On the first screen where you select the Bootcamp partition, physically disconnect the network connections and do not connect until Windows is completely installed, you have created an account and bootcamp drivers are fully installed. Once you test, create a Windows system restore point and disable the GPU driver updates.

See also present on how to control the driver for the specific hardware updates.

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