I finally solved it!
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This literally took hours out of my day, but I now know what the problem was. It turned out that the drivers actually were installed. by verified this checking for the presence of the following files:
Hfs Support For Windows 10
Windows Hfs Support
C:WindowsSystem32DriversAppleHFS.sys
C:WindowsSystem32DriversAppleMNT.sys
Adobe premiere pro cc current version. The reason that the drive was unreadable is because they were encrypted with FileVault. I disabled FileVault in OS X, and when I booted into Windows again, the partition was mounted.
There might be a way to use FileVault and Boot Camp together, I'm not sure. I read in a few places, however, that if you enable FileVault after installing Windows with Boot Camp, you can have your drive encrypted and accessible from windows. (This is just a hunch however, I'll have to look into it more)I'm going to experiment around with this when I have time later.
Oct 28, 2015 10:46 PM
