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While trying to install Windows 10 22H2 through BootCamp on macOS Monterey, I kept running into a roadblock. A message popped up saying that "a media driver your computer needs is missing." Forums mentioned a drivers folder that contained the SSD driver. I found it, but trying to install it failed. After much searching, a comment on a Reddit thread mentioned Windows 10 version 1909 allowed them to implement one of the fixes mentioned for the driver issues. That wasn't what I was looking for exactly, so I kept searching, but after about 2hrs I decided to just try version 1909.

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Voilà. It worked along with the auto driver install afterwords. There's no mention of this issue anywhere I can find, and most Apple support threads don't dig enough to find a root cause.

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If you're looking to BootCamp Windows 10 and are running into driver errors, try installing version 1909 instead. I haven't trying upgrading to 22H2 post-install, but that might be an option.

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