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3. #Screen dark macbook pro bootcamp windows 10 mac

I think that the other issue with Windows is if you have a Mac running a duelcore processor. This is part of the reason I ordered myself a 2015 Mac Book Pro.

There are things that Windows Does better. Because there are some things Apple and Macs do better, and same for Windows. As it's only a small portion, but I think that they should also be considerate of the matter. I don't think Apple, nor screen reader developers have this in their best interests either. Perhaps she could look into the tiny mac book, if she does not need much power. Of course, if your friend really wants a mac, then please ignore the rants of a burned former apple fan boy. I don't know exactly why I have had these issues, and perhaps I am just unlucky, but I do believe Apple's hardware is second rate at this point. Also, I have used bootcamp on three different macs and experienced sound card issues on each of them.

#Screen dark macbook pro bootcamp windows 10 mac os

That's quite a chunk for a small SSD drive, I would gladly wipe all traces of mac OS from the computer if I could. I have almost nothing on the mac partition of my drive, but that side still takes up fifty gigs, which is the smallest size bootcamp assistant allowed me to allocate. My mac cost twice as much as a windows machine with the exact same specs trust me on this one, I helped pick out a windows laptop for a famly member a few weeks ago the model we picked has the same size SSD, eight gigs of ram, the same processor, and was over one thousand dollars less expensive for what it's worth, that laptop also has a touch screen that can be detached and used as a stand alone tablet.Īpart from any issues the touch bar might give you, I think your windows experience on a mac has one or two extra drawbacks. Your friend could look into getting the same mac model I have, but honestly I would not even recommend that, unless she has a specific reason for needing Mac OS. It sounds like many people avoid using it on the mac, and doing so would be much much harder on windows. I have not heard any one make a strong case for how the touch bar adds to their experience. I use bootcamp on my 2016 mac book pro, iI have the model with function keys. Perhaps someone has experience trying to make the touchbar work with windows, but I would strongly advise against getting a touchbar mac. I don't think any key remapping to deal with not having function keys would be ideal, so take all of this into consideration before getting the touch bar.Īs far as the keyboard on the fifteen inch, it does not have a number pad That might be ok, I for one always re map my keys, for example I actuilly have a custom system key stroke set up so I can close apps with control q, instead of alt f for, just because I don't like that key stroke. I believe your only real hope would be some extencive key remapping. I also don't think NVDA or Jaws will bother to make their softwhere work with the touch bar, since the feature will only effect a tiny portion of users. I believe that windows screen readers would have to make a special function to make the touch bar work, unless they just saw it as a touch screen, which I don't think will be the case. I believe they will be pressed as soon as you touch the bar, without you knowing if you are pressing the right key or not. However, I'm not sure it would even be possible for the function keys to be accessible to us in windows.

#Screen dark macbook pro bootcamp windows 10 drivers

We do know that there are drivers that offer function keys on the touch bar for sighted people in windows. I decided to avoid the touch bar, in part because of the exact concerns you are expressing.

I don't have an answer to your question, since I decided to get the 2016 mac book pro with function keys, but I hope my following thoughts might help.