Windows 10: I've installed Windows 10 Pro on my Mac OS Sierra without Bootcamp but

I've installed Windows 10 Pro on my Mac OS Sierra without Bootcamp but the wireless network isn't showing up. The wireless netork isn't showing up in Device Manager. Can anyone assist me.

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Windows 10 in bootcamp: "Bootcamp Graphics Driver update 6.0" crashes computer during install

Trying to run ArcGIS software on Windows 10 in bootcamp on an iMac. (ArcMap | ArcGIS Desktop)

ArcGIS crashes when loading a project, company says I need to update graphics driver.

I open "apple software update" within windows 10 via bootcamp. It says I need to install "Graphics Driver Update for Bootcamp 6.0, 339.05MB"

I download the update, accept the terms, and begin the installation. computer crashes within 5 seconds every time.

Tried putting the "windows support software" on USB stick in OS Sierra from bootcamp assistant, then run the setup in windows 10 via bootcamp. It too crashes the system when in the install portion.

Any ideas on what to try to fix this? I'm hurting for help, I have to use this software for school assignments. Thanks

specs:

iMac Retina 5k, 27-in, late 2015, mac os sierra v10.12

4GHz intel i7, 16GB 1867MHz DDR3, 500GB SSD, AMD Radeon R9 M395X 4096MB

bootcamp v 6.1.0 (6050.1.3)

Windows 10 64bit

 

Parallels / Bootcamp upgrade to Windows 10?

I have 3 Mac computers and 3 licenses for Windows 8.1 Pro. Parallels 10 had the ability to access the Bootcamp partition from within Mac OS 10.10.4 without creating a virtual machine on the Mac partition. I have upgraded two of the three computers to Windows
10 and ran into problems with licensing. I upgraded the first Mac Bootcamp partition to Windows 10, using the Windows Media Creation Tool and the upgrade proceeded smoothly. When I tried to access Windows using Parallels, I received a message that a new activation
was required and there was no number to call at Microsoft to say this was not a different computer or even a separate installation of Windows. I was able to continue using Windows 10 directly from Bootcamp.

On the second Mac, Windows 8.1 was installed as a virtual machine. Upgrade failed because the Parallels display adapter was to supported. Since I was having other problems with this version of Windows, I backed up my data and reinstalled Windows 8.1 on
Bootcamp. I was then able to upgrade to Windows 10. I am leaving my Mac Mini alone until I figure out what to do.

My question is whether there is any way to access Windows 10 Bootcamp from Parallels which was possible for Windows XP, Windows 7 and Windows 8.1? I should say that the performance of Windows using Bootcamp is much better than using a virtual machine.