Listing the third party drivers before running the setup application in the BootCamp folder.Listing third party drivers from $WinPEDriver$ folder as they are added to the store.Listing third party drivers in the Windows image.You can determine exactly which drivers are part of the Windows Support Software by comparing the following lists which can be made during the installation of Windows. Note: Just because a driver is in the store, does not mean Windows is using the driver.
dism /online /get-drivers /format:table /all If you want all the drivers, including those which came with Windows, then use this command. It is possible that all the drivers listed are from the Windows Support Software. dism /online /get-drivers /format:tableĪmongst these drivers are the Apple's Windows Support Software drivers. The command below will list of 3rd party drivers in the Windows drivers store. Without knowing why it's useful for you to know whether Boot Camp is installed, it's not really possible to say where to look, as there are too many independent components which make up the Boot Camp Windows support software.
You can see if the software is installed in Programs and Features in Windows.
The Boot Camp control panel can be found in the notification area if running, or in the Start Menu or Program Files folder. Whilst these drivers are installed as part of the Boot Camp support files, identifying whether they are part of the Boot Camp drivers is an effort in futility. Windows 10 can automatically install a few of these hardware drivers, such as Bluetooth or Wi-Fi without the need to run their installers provided by Boot Camp (occasionally even newer versions are available outside of the Boot Camp drivers).
This is why Boot Camp refers to the ‘drivers’ as ‘support files’ because there's a little more than just drivers for Windows. The ‘Boot Camp drivers’ are two main things: Boot Camp Control Panel (for adjusting Mac-relevant Boot Camp settings) and drivers for hardware components.
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