It has worked for me so far but implications may surface - but it is nice to have a quiet Macbook Pro again. I came across this possible fix for the above - (disables Windows automatic updates). There are dozens of posts in MS support forums about this. I've turned off as many of the 'phone home' features tucked away in Windows 10 as I can (but some seem to reassert themselves) but one annoyance that I'd not solved and seems to have plagued Windows 8 users also is the high CPU usage of 'Windows Modules Installer Worker' which runs at 20% to 50% of CPU usage nearly all the time, causing the Mac's fans to run at high speed. No issues so far with the AMD graphics under bootcamp - under Parallels, as has been noted earlier, it is DirectX10, basic but seemingly stable driver - scaling set to 300% under bootcamp - maybe the AMD driver and/or bootcamp did it all by itself, as I never touched the scaling. I've read that's OK being the 'same' machine but time will tellĪnnoyances - how to get tap to click to work on the Macbook trackpad under bootcamp Windows 10 - easy, it seems based on this neat video )
Interesting issue activating Windows 10 on the virtual machine in Parallels and also on bootcamp - resolved by using MS telephone activation service - inputting blocks of numbers - tedious but works giving 2 activations in effect.
So far with my limited needs, my new Macbook Pro retina 15" (see earlier post for spec) works flawlessly under Windows 10 Pro with both Parallels 11 and Revit 2017 and 3dsMax 2017, and also on bootcamp.
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