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Windows 10 on late 2009 iMac
When installed Windows 10 via Bootcamp on my late 2009 model iMac, I wasn’t able to install the Bootcamp drivers. Apple had hard-coded some versions and they rather sell you new hardware than supporting the older hardware. Since my late 2009 iMac is upgraded with memory and SSD, the 27″ monster is still fast enough for day-time use. But when installing Bootcamp drivers, this error appears:
This version of boot camp is not intended for this computer model
The fix is simple. After downloading the Bootcamp (v5.1) drivers via OSX, boot to Windows. Start an elevated command box and navigate to the path of your drivers. Copy the files from the USB disk over to your harddisk. In my case the path was: Downloads\bootcamp5.1.5769\BootCamp\Drivers\Apple.
Manually run: “msiexec /i bootcamp.msi” from there. The new Bootcamp drivers will be installed and yes, you Magic Mouse scroll-funtion will work again.
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Firstly, thank you very much for this post, I am in the same situation (beefed up late 2019 imac which I love).
I just downloaded bootcamp drivers (5.1.5769) from the apple site and ran the BootCamp.msi file, as instructed. It worked, and sound now works. I had to uninstall/reinstall the bluetooth keyboard.
The keyboard F-buttons do not work for brightness/volume, etc. My suspicion is that this is because the drivers (5.1.5769) are from 2015, and designed to target the Late 2014 iMac specifically.
May I ask why you settled on this particular driver, and not an earlier one?
Thanks again,
I installed the stock windows 7 boot camp (4.0.4033) using windows 7 compatibility mode. Keyboard now works. video/audio work in skype classic, but not in the new Skype.
Thanks again,