As I reported before, when I followed the steps from yifanlu's post the setup didn't work on macOS, and when I booted in win 10 it gave me error 12 and the egpu is not working, then and immediately after deleting the .kext file I tested the setup in win 10 again and it worked as usual without any issue.
I'm wondering if the blank screen issue is happening to users with an ultrawide monitors only (same as my case), it could be a bug in the driver itself or in macOS and on 15" MacBook Pro only.
Is your problem repeatable on every boot?
1) Add the kext -> restart into Windows -> error code 12.
2) Delete the kext -> restart into Windows -> everything works.
I've tried yifanlu workaround two separate times, and after each failure in macOS I tested win bootcamp, I can't say it's on every boot, but I had the same result for two times.
I don't want to generalize, you @goalque know much better than me.
I've tried yifanlu workaround two separate times, and after each failure in macOS I tested win bootcamp, I can't say it's on every boot, but I had the same result for two times.
I don't want to generalize, you @goalque know much better than me.
I see from your post history that you're using the Thunder 3. It's not macOS compatible enclosure.
I've tried yifanlu workaround two separate times, and after each failure in macOS I tested win bootcamp, I can't say it's on every boot, but I had the same result for two times.
I don't want to generalize, you @goalque know much better than me.
I see from your post history that you're using the Thunder 3. It's not macOS compatible enclosure.
I'm using a Mantiz Venus with the new firmware, is there an enclosure called Thunder 3?
Again, I don't want to generalize, but I had a very strange behavior in win 10 (bootcamp) after updating the macOS with the subject update, and I highlighted in the post that this behavior should be confirmed by advanced members like you, cause I'm an engineer and I'm not qualified enough in IT or Software Development.
The only reason I'm posting these cases is to grab the attention of advanced users to the scenarios I've went through that might help you figure something to help other users.