Wifi on bootcamp not working?

[Sheridan]

I've got a 2017 macbook air , with bootcamp of Windows 10 1703 Edu on it - all done using the bootcamp assistant built into macos. Works OK generally and has detected the onboard Broadcomm 802.11ac wireless adaptor.

 

Odd thing is, when in Windows the wireless adaptor appears to be active and working, but sees no wireless networks at all! I've tried later drivers and reinstalling etc, but once the adaptor is active it just looks like no SSIDs are available.

 

The adaptor works fine in macos so I know the hardware is ok. Anyone come across this before?

[RLR]

When I installed Windows on some new iMacs at the beginning of the year I had a driver issue with speakers. I used https://github.com/timsutton/brigadier to download the drivers for the iMac. Searched through the driver folder and found 2 different sound drivers. One set of drivers fixed my issue whereas the other one stopped the speakers from working.

[Sheridan]

Useful tool that, I've never seen that before! Unfortunately it brings up the same drivers I already had from the bootcamp assistant - which is the WirelessLegacy64, WirelessWin7x64 and WirelessWin8x64

 

I wonder if 10 isn't supported properly in bootcamp yet - although driver does seem to load OK, it simply finds no wireless networks at all!