Windows 10: Windows 10 crashes unless thundeebolt-1 connected - MacBook air 2013

Hi Microsoft Community,


I recently installed Windows 10 on my MacBook air 2013. However, I just noticed something weird going on.


When booting into windows, it crashes in the login screen and restarts over and over. However, if an ethernet cable is plugged on the thunderbolt-1 port when booting, there is no log crash. I can iniciate windows normally.


Furthermore, if I ever disconnect the ethernet cable, Windows will keep running normally but the thunderbolt-1 port will never work again unless I restart the computer.


Drivers from bootcamp are installed so I was wondering 1 why I can load into windows only when the thundebolt port is working, and 2 why the thundebolt port stops working if apple drivers are installed.


Best,

Miguel

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