I ran a number of tests with a combination of devices attached to my Macbook Pro Thunderbolt ports: I am willing to try almost anything – I have my Bootcamp image backed up with Winclone so I can restore things if something gets screwed up!
The Thunderbolt driver version is 5.1.4.0 () I assume that this is the latest driver since I just downloaded and installed them.Īny ideas on what I can try to get the monitor to work with Bootcamp? I thought that I adapter "chain" (MBP TB -> TB cable -> TB2-to-TB3 adapter -> Caldigit TS3 (DP) -> DP-to-HDMI adapter -> HDMI monitor) was too long, but it works for Catalina.
Unfortunately, this did not solve my problem.
#My video hook driver 2 drivers#
I downloaded the Apple drivers using Bootcamp Assistant and re-installed them on my Bootcamp instance to be sure I was using the most updated drivers. Running under Catalina, the monitor works flawlessly with the TB-to-HDMI adapter, recognizing the monitor on start-up. I tried this same trick (toggling the monitor off/on after start-up) when the monitor was connected to the dock's DP, but that did not work. Running Win 10, when the MBP starts up the monitor is not initially detected, but if I toggle the monitor off and on, the MBP recognizes it and it starts to work. To troubleshoot, I connected the monitor directly to the MBP’s Thunderbolt port with a TB-to-HDMI adapter. When I run Win 10, everything works except the HDMI monitor the monitor is not I connected my HDMI monitor to the Displayport on the TS3 with an active DP-to-HDMI adapter.Įverything works flawlessly when running Catalina – all of the devices connected to the dock (USB mouse/keyboard, HDMI monitor, eSATA hard drive, Ethernet, speakers) are recognized and work as expected. I recently obtained a Caldigit TS3 docking station and connected it to my MBP with an Apple TB3-to-TB2 adapter.
I have a Early 2013 Macbook Pro running Catalina and Windows 10 (Bootcamp 6.0).
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