Windows 10: I have some issues with bootcamp

Where do I begin? so I installed windows 10 bootcamp for my iMac and it seemed to worked perfectly for a long time but recently after i login into windows i noticed the only thing on my desktop is my taskbar, the start menu and the time but I can't click on anything... if I click on the screen this error appears and I can't do anything on my desktop but turn off my computer. I tried rebooting my computer but it doesn't seem to work it says the same thing over and over I tried to "reset this PC" but this error comes up showing "there was a problem resetting this PC no changes were made" I tried many fixes but nothing seems to work I also tried holding alt on restart but it only shows the Windows partition nothing else


Is there Any suggestions on how to help me with this? Thank u

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Issue installing BootCamp drivers for Windows 10

I found the fix to this problem. I installed Win10 on my 15inch Macbook pro with bootcamp. I tried several times and bootcamp on windows hung up on Realtek installation each time. Follow these steps to fix:

1. Go to Bootcamp folder, find Realtek, and install manually (double click Realtek setup.
   
2. Go to Task Manager - Click details - find the Realtek task - end task (DO NOT END THE ENTIRE BOOTCAMP TASK)
   
3. Installation will continue
   
4. All is right in the world.
   

 

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That's what the auto setting will do since you're over the 1333 mark it jumps to the next step which isn't listed or officially supported I assume by that ram.

At this point though I would suggest dropping the multi one step or .5 so that we can get something stable and possibly take the heat issue out of the picture for now.

 

Issue installing BootCamp drivers for Windows 10

I had the same problem as well. The issue seems to be that the Bootcamp software is looking for the correct Realtek drivers, but can't find them so it just hangs. To fix it, manually install the drivers from Realtek while the Bootcamp setup is running. Then, go to Task Manager, find the Setup process, right click and press Go to details. Then find the RealtekSetup.exe process and kill that. Bootcamp setup will now skip that step and continue installing the rest of the drivers. And since you downloaded the realtek drivers manually, you now have those as well.

For more info see this thread on apple discussion forms.

According to @Pi, it is unnecessary to download the Realtek drivers. Just kill the RealtekSetup.exe process, let the installation of the rest of the drivers complete, and then run this RealtekSetup.exe process from list of software included in the Bootcamp drivers. You can find this executable at /BootCamp/Drivers/Realtek/RealtekProcess.exe.