As of now, none of the Apple Silicon based Macs support Windows through Bootcamp. Last year, the company announced the transition to Apple Silicon for the Mac and as part of that transition, has released a couple of Mac computers with its own silicon. While Apple is moving away from Intel, it continues to support its machines powered by Intel and has also promised to do so for five year or so. If your laptop has precision touchpads, go to laptop has. Only the Mac machines that have Apple’s T2 chip will support the use of Microsoft’s Precision Touchpad drivers on Bootcamp running Windows operating system. Go to Settings> Bluetooth & devices > Touch > Three- and four-finger touch gestures, and turn it on. Known Caveats On certain systems such as Surface Pro X, first time Bluetooth connectivity might take a long time to finish (5-10 seconds.) Please wait patiently. The company also notes that only select Mac computers will be able to run Microsoft Precision Touchpad drivers. Then just go to Bluetooth settings and pair your trackpad.

It took Apple almost eight years to support touchpad drivers for Windows operating systems running on a Mac computer.

However, the drivers continue to be used in the current Windows 10 version as well – renamed as Microsoft Precision Touchpad drivers. The company had released the software in partnership with Intel to improve the trackpad experience on devices running Windows 8.1 at the time. Microsoft first introduced Windows Precision Touchpad drivers back in 2013, as a move to fix the trackpad issues on most Windows powered laptops.

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