- 2-, 3- and 4-finger gestures, such as pinch-to-zoom, back / forward, middle mouse button emulation, new Windows 8 gestures and much more
- Dramatically improved 2-finger scrolling experience: Mac® OS X Mavericks-similar (accelerated / natural) scrolling model implemented
- Improved pointer ballistics (i.e. how the pointer speed depends on the finger speed; comes with 6 built-in optimal presets)
- Mac OS X-like 3-finger dragging, and classic '2-fingers with click' dragging, option to increase the pointer speed when dragging
- User-customizable option to ignore the accidental trackpad input when typing, and many more useful tweaks / enhancementsI recently installed this app this morning and so far, it is excellent. Here is how to get it working.
Enable gesture support in Windows 10 on a Mac
1. Download both apps
2. Double-click to install Trackpad++
3. Click More Info near the bottom
4. Check I understand the risk and want to run this app and then click Run anyway
5. Continue through the installation process
6. Override the Microsoft's digital signature enforcement policy by hitting OK
7. Let the drivers install
8. Agree Boot Camp modifications
9. Reboot computer back into Windows
10. Double-click to install Trackpad++ and get the following warning
11. Click More Info near the bottom
12. Click Run anyway
13. Begin installation by hitting Next
14. Hit Finish
15. Hit Yes to install the driver
16. Select Install this driver software anyway on warning screen
17. Hit OK when completed
Recommended Settings (for PC users)
![Mac Drivers For Windows 10 Mac Drivers For Windows 10](/uploads/1/3/4/3/134335430/378499904.jpg)
- Disable Invert scroll direction to make the Mac feel like a PC
- Enable Turbo Mode
- Right-click in Bottom Right Corner
- Enable Edge Gestures (two-finger swipe brings up Action Center)
- Three-finger Swipe Up = Task View Toggle
- Three-finger Tap = Start Menu Toggle
- Three-finger Swipe Down = Minimize App Toggle
- Swipe Back/Forward Navigation
- Invert Swipe Direction
- Accelerate Scroll
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Weeks after the release of Windows 10, Apple has finally updated Boot Camp Assistant to add support for Windows 10. Yes, the latest version of Boot Camp is fully compatible with Windows 10.
UPDATE on 24/09/2018: If you don’t have access to the macOS or erased macOS from your computer, please refer to our download Boot Camp drivers without Boot Camp Assistant guide.
Mac users who would like to install and enjoy Windows 10 on Mac machines without going through driver issues can now download the newest version of Boot Camp drivers from Apple. The new Boot Camp drivers should address issues with the trackpad on some MacBook Air and MacBook Pro models.
If you have no idea about Boot Camp, it’s an assistant software available on macOS to help users easily partition the hard drive, prepare bootable Windows media, and then install Windows alongside your existing macOS.
Before downloading Boot Camp drivers, we recommend you to make sure that your MacBook computer supports Windows 10. The list of MacBook models that support Windows 10 can be found on the Boot Camp support page.
The support page also notes that Boot Camp supports upgrading from Windows 7/8 to Windows 10, provided that you install latest Boot Camp drivers on your Windows 7/8 machine before upgrading to Windows 10. If your Mac comes with Fusion Drive, it turns out that Boot Camp Assistant will help you install Windows on a hard disk drive, not the Flash drive even if you have sufficient free space. Also, note that Boot Camp doesn’t support installing Windows on the external hard drive.
- Download Boot Camp drivers via Boot Camp Assistant
- Download Boot Camp drivers without the Boot Camp Assistant on a Windows 10 PC