However, I do not have any CD/DVDs at hand, so what are my options to make this work properly? I realised that BootCamp is expecting the installer to be only on an optical media such-as CD/DVD. Tried again to find the installer via BootCamp, but it keeps failing.
I copied the contents of the ISO image into the USB stick via Terminal. Using BootCamp, I downloaded and saved the files onto the USB stick.īootCamp fails to find the Win7 ISO image However, I never reach step 5, as I get an error such as: "the installer could not be found".įormatted my 32GB USB stick via Disk Utility to ExFAT Macbook Pro 2011 / OSX 10.13.6 High Sierra I'm trying to setup a dual boot via bootcamp to have Windows 7. High Sierra / BootCamp / USB installer? Hello, Or you seemed very knowledgeable so maybe there is a way to install windows 10 via bootcamp on my version of macbook without having to burn the iso in a small partition. It would probably be much easier if you could help me Loner T since I see you still answer questions even to this day since you wrote the solution in that thread above.
Anyhow, after trying to even start following the instructions, i've noticed that the first file that I need to copy on the smaller usb wasn't where it was mentionned which is probably because the post is from 3 years ago and they've changed how mac os works or where the file is located. How to use bootcamp without a usb)Īnyhow, he eventually gave the rude guy(haha) a way to do it with a 1-2gig usb by burning the iso into a partition(which is often seen on cheap windows pc bought at bestbuy that come with the iso burned into a small partition to make it easier to reformat, etc). I've found this older thread where Loner T was helping a guy in the first page of the thread. I've already downloaded the iso file from microsoft website and tried running a virtual box but even after tweaking the settings it was still too sluggish for my taste. I was wondering if I had to do something to be able to get the menu that would let me bootcamp windows 10 without a usb key. When I open the Bootcamp Assistant it seems to be telling me otherwise sadly I only have a 4 gig usb(requires 16gigs). Based on this I should be able to run bootcamp without the need of a usb since they added the new feature and I seem to pass all the requirements( Install Windows on your Mac with Boot Camp - Apple Support). Hello, I've got a early 2015 macbook air running os x mojave.
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