Dual boot Mac/Win crashes in Windows I have plenty of experience with dual boot, but never anything like this. State of the art iMac Retina 4K, 21.5-inch, Late 2015, running El Capitan 10.11.3, dual booting to very recent Windows 10. (Don't want to boot it to determine exact release.) So far no crashes on Apple side. On Windows side, twice now: screen goes black, pause, buzzing sound, then many rounds of Windows saying it will fix itself, then crashes again. In these many times it says it will fix itself there has been no buzzing. Today it ran Windows for 20 minutes or so, and then I again got the buzzing. For now, I'm just going to leave it in Apple and see if that crashes, which would suggest hardware.
Late model macs such as yours have good support for EFI boot for windows and OS/X. I assume you have installed both via EFI on a disk partitioned using GPT partition scheme.

I am very familiar with the windows 8.1/10 cycle of trying to fix itself, it never will fix itself, this is something you need to help it with.

I spent more than a couple of days last week playing with EFI dual boot for Windows and Mac but my Mac isn't up to it. It's an early model 2011 MBP. 

I had fun but no sound in windows. I could not fix the sound issues, not the constant (in Windows):


crash, trying to repair
restart, trying to repair
crash, trying to repair


Your issue is almost certainly related to the way in which you prepared your machine. including the windows drivers you installed.

Have a look at this post from Jamie Osborne. I know Jamie and have worked with him. His guide is for 8.1 but should equally be suitable for 10.

http://jmeosbn.github.io/blog/windows-8.1-efi-install/

What might be more suitable for your situation is the following link. This is real bare bones stuff and requires knowledge. Not for the faint hearted:

https://www.reddit.com/r/mac/comments/2fy3be/by_popular_demand_my_better_than_bootcamp_guide/

have fun!

In my case, and for the sake of my sanity, I reverted to BIOS boot for windows. That's ok in my case as I also have Ubuntu and GRUB on there as well. The extra button click on startup is tolerable for me.