I don't know if the same method can be safely applied to mixed OSX/WIN hard drives (I mean MacOS partition + BootCamp) but in my case Windows was the only operating system installed so I had not to worry about. Since I disliked the idea of a complete Win10 reinstall I found on YouTube various videos that explain how convert the partition back to MBR (from the wrong GPT scheme) without data loss. If you already updated the driver then the simple GPT -> MBR conversion will be enough to activate the HDMI audio.įrom what I have understood the hardware resources of the intel Macs are exposed to Windows in different way when the installation is made in UEFI or Legacy mode and since on Macs you have no access to low level BIOS settings there is no way to tell Windows about a specific hardware resource before the system loading. Once I revert my installation to Legacy mode and updating the intel drivers to latest available for HD4000 the HDMI audio output was actually shown in the audio preferences.
After a LOT of googling here and there I found the source of the issue: I made the mistake to install Windows in UEFI mode instead of Legacy mode (this is the default for Win10 install on PCs but it is not the right way for intel Macs). Install the drivers that Windows Update finds.
If no drivers are found, click ‘Search for updated drivers on Windows update’. More Realtek Ethernet Controller Driver 11.7.318. If you have such a motherboard, you can use the drivers provided by Realtek. Hello, I don't know if in the meantime you fixed the issue but yesterday I installed Win10 on my 2012 Quad i7 Mini and I just got the same problem. Allow Windows 10 to install any drivers that it finds. - 168.6MB - Freeware - Audio chipsets from Realtek are used in motherboards from many different manufacturers.
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