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• Bootcamp Windows 10 question

  Hi all

  Stumbled upon a problem, try to install Windows 10 an end 2014 27' iMac w/retina education runs Yosemite 10.10.5. Bootcamp is V 5.1.4. 32 GB, 3.5 ghz Intel I5. Disk of 1 TB of Fusion. Before you try this, I read the guide of Bootcamp to install windows, but also a number of other tutorials and forum messages about potential problems. This research, I learned that for EDU edition you must change the name of the file from Win10_1607_Education_English_x64.iso to Win10_1607_English_x64.iso. Apparently to have the former name of the file may cause OS X to not recognize the ISO. That fact I started Bootcamp, waited while the software downloaded and created a bootable USB key and partitioned my drive giving Windows 70 GB of space. After that, I got the message that my computer is restarts. Upon restarting, I got the black screen with the blue Windows logo and a spinning loading animation. After a few minutes, a blue screen with a message "Windows has encountered and error with computer and must restart," or something similar. He was pretty quick, so maybe it's not word for Word, but it was not a helpful post in terms of saying something specific. When the computer reboots, I am sent directly to OS X, though a bit slower than normal. I tried to restart with the flash drive to see if the installer would start up, no dice. Try now the Option key at startup, the flash player is not available. Went into my settings to see if I could change my startup on Win disk install USB, no luck it no more.

  Now for the question: How can I get the Windows installation again? What I have to start the process, and if so, what should I use Bootcamp to delete the partition that was created? I have re-run Bootcamp and the only option that is checked is the partition and start and install/uninstall windows and delete the partition.

  Thanks for the help.

  Perform the following two procedures

  Reset the management system (SCM) controller on your Mac - Apple Support

  How to reset the NVRAM on your Mac - Apple Support

  If you use a USB drive, not a USB flash drive, you will have problems. It is recommended to use a 8-16 GB USB2 flash drive.

  If the installation program is located on a USB Flash drive, stop your Mac, connect the USB key, restart and hold down the alt/option key and select the Windows icon in the USB port. This installs Windows in BIOS mode. If you click the start EFI icon, it will install using the EFI mode (faster). You may need to change the partition from MBR to GPT using GPT Fdisk.

• Hello everyone, I just bought a Thunderbolt Apple display to use with my 2012 15 "27" Macbook Pro, Win10/Bootcamp. Is anyone know the procedure to get the display to work with Bootcamp Windows 10?  I have connected screen but no picture. TY

  Hi all

  I just bought a Thunderbolt Apple display to use with my 2012 15 "27" Macbook Pro Win10/Boot Camp running. Is anyone know the procedure to get the display to work with Bootcamp/Windows 10? Is there a setting in the training Camp that must be turned on to make it work? I have connected screen but could not get a desktop display.  Any help would be really appreciated! TY

  The monitor should have a TB and adapter power connector. The monitor works on both OSX. ? If so, shut down of windows, connect monitor and start Windows. Your TB 2012 monitor is not plug-and-play with Windows.

  Please see ports Thunderbolt and views: frequently asked questions (FAQ) - Apple Support .

  1. the "hot pluggable" Thunderbolt devices using Windows with Boot Camp?

  Thunderbolt hot plugging is supported under Windows 8 or 8.1 on all Macs from 2014 and later.

  For all other Mac computers, Windows 7, 8 and 8.1 scans and active them Thunderbolt devices connected to ports Thunderbolt during the Windows startup process. If your device has been plugged in not at startup, Windows detects not without a reboot.

• USB 2.0 does not work in bootcamp Windows 10

  Hello

  I try to use my USB 2.0 USB drive on my MBP 13.3 "in bootcamp Windows 10 and it does not appear in windows Explorer. The USB key is displayed in the device however Manager. I tried my hard drive that is USB 3.0 and it works fine, but the USB does not work. I have tried many different solutions and none seem to work including physical relocation and replacing the USB name i.e. H: U:. In disk management, the device is there but says "no media" below.

  Someone at - it suggestions as to how I can get the USB appear in Windows Explorer and access the files?

  Bravo to all the answers in advance.

  the device is considered that the format is not. In some cases shaped on the Mac in Fat32 or ExFat is not readable under Windows. Reformat the Windows Fat32 or ExFat Device Manager device, it will destroy the data and mount the drive. In turn the unit may become unusable which can occur over time.

• Difficulties Bootcamping Windows XP

  I just upgraded to a 1 TB HD on my Mac Mini early 2009. I had my previous HD, Bootcamped Windows XP, which is the only OS that runs an antique program I use to return to the top of my all as old Sharp Zaurus PDA. I want to maintain this capability, but my newly improved Mac Mini even will not accept the installation disk Windows XP Professional original, instead of this ejection after a minute or two without recognizing in the Finder. I would be very grateful for all of the useful ideas. Thank you.

  Just install xp in oracles free virtualbox virtualmachine, it's a world easier

• How (re) - add Apple keyboard to Bootcamp (Windows 7)

  Hello, I've been running bootcamp windows 7 on iMac no problem for two years.  It was wired apple keyboard (w / numeric keypad).  Today it suddenly stopped working.  It does not show as one of the screen "devices."  I plugged on a MacBook, work very well.  so the problem doesn't seem to be the keyboard itself.  All devices plugged into USB work fine, it's not the USB ports.  Also tried to add the wireless keyboard that came with the iMac does not recognize.  Can anyone help?  Thank you.

  Hey there cl6120,

  Welcome to the communities of Apple Support!

  Let's take a moment and get the keyboard to work again, your Windows partition. I can imagine the challenge of computing without it! To ensure that your information is protected, it is always better to create a backup of the entire system. Find the steps detailed here:

  Use Time Machine to back up or restore your Mac

  Go ahead, this is an incredible resource that directs you to a resolution:

  Use your Windows with Boot Camp Apple keyboard

  More precisely...

  If your keyboard does not work

  When you use Bootcamp to install Windows on your Mac, it installs the Windows support software (drivers) that allow you to use the features of the Apple keyboards in Windows. If your keyboard works start from your Mac OS X but not of Windows, try to reinstall the Windows support software from the Boot Camp Assistant.

  See you soon!

• I am a student with a MacBook Pro, and I need a Windows operating system to run software from the school. I can't afford a new ' puter, so I got to BootCamp Windows 7. Where can I get a copy?

  I am a student with a MacBook Pro, and I need a Windows operating system to run software from the school. I can't afford a new ' puter, so I got to BootCamp Windows 7. Where can I get a copy?

  Where can I still get Windows 7?

  Full version - Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium

  Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate - full version

  Full version - Microsoft Windows 7 Professional

  Microsoft Store:

  http://www.microsoftstore.com/store/msstore/list/parentCategoryID.44066700/CategoryID.60521000

  http://www.Microsoft.com/student/en-us/products/Windows/default.aspx

  If you're in College, you can also check your Campus for a greatly reduced copy Bookstore.

• Question AHCI with Bootcamp Windows 7 on Macbook Pro (please help!)

  Hello, I've been running into issues with my Early 2011 15 "Macbook Pro since I used Bootcamp to install Windows 7 64 bit Home Premium on my new Samsung 840 Evo SSD, I installed in it." What I read, it meets the criteria to run AHCI, but for some reason, I can do activate or install the Intel series 6 Chipset AHCI drivers.

  I was thrown around the web with people saying: they got their SSD to work on the Windows partition, but I can't understand what I'm doing wrong.

  Here is the link that I got more at Apple, which has all of the other information that you might be looking. If this isn't the case, please post and I will reply as soon as possible.

  https://discussions.Apple.com/message/26326822?ac_cid=op123456#26326822

  Help, please! It drives me crazy, and I really need this working classes begin about a month.

  Thank you in advance for your time and effort.

  Hello

  Thanks for the reply.

  As directed by the error that you have given, I suggest you follow the steps below to install the drive in compatibility mode and check if it helps.

  Make older programs in this version of Windows

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/make-older-programs-run#1TC=Windows-7

  Let us know the status of the issue.

• bootcamp/windows issues

  Hi all

  I gave a chance of 5 apple support reps to answer this question and still cannot be resolved so I hope you guys can help.

  I'm on the last machine of iMac (21.5 inch, 4K retina display) with operating system up-to-date. I tried to install windows with the bootcamp assistant. I belong to users who need a USB drive connected to it.

  Machine made all the copy of the files of my ISO file that is on my local drive, but when it restarts to start installing windows, he went in a small window about 2 inches of width in the middle of the screen. I managed to make the first steps, including the seizure of the product code. When I got to the screen where it shows the installation discs for Windows, there is no bootcamp drive! I couldn't use the other readers had to cancel. Have made several times now and always after the round trip in a single volume on the computer (and therefore remove the drive bootcamp). And Yes, there was a training camp in car, as I could see it in disk utility, but with no data on this.

  Really grateful if someone could help me determine why the configuration screen becomes small, and also why he can't find my bootcamp drive. As training camp did things that I can't really find anything I have hurt.

  Thank you and rega

  any ideas on this guy? still having the same problem...

• (Bootcamp) Windows 10 becomes black and restarts on bootcamp

  After installation of Windows 10 on bootcamp and navigation just normally as any other people would, after 10-15 minutes my screen suddenly goes black and restarts...

  While it has been restarted, blue "windows" sautéed as usual and points to bicycle in a circle turns on for a few seconds and then it crashes, restarts again...

  At this point I keep restarting and then it comes to auto repair, that I then used Safe Mode to get in which worked but I could not do much with it because she persisted again after the reboot.

  Side note: I reinstalled windows bootcamp 10 a bunch of time trying to solve every single problem, why it worked... even searching it up on top of google... Still no hope...

  Help, please!

  Data sheet:

  iMac (21.5 inch, at the end of 2013)

  Intel Core i5 at 2.7 GHz

  8 GB 1600 MHz DDR3

  Macintosh HD

  Intel Pro Iris 1536 MB

  El Capitan 10.11.5 running (15F34)

  Thank you

  Please see 10 crashing Windows, but don't know why. The question is usually associated with Windows Installer an invalid Intel GPU driver.

• Cannot extend imported bootcamp windows 10 disc

  I imported my instance of windows 10 bootcamp partition in VMWare Fusion 8.1 because I want to start running it practically, but when I created the partition boot camp of origin I did hilarious small (40 GB). I need to resize on the rise... but... the disc size already reports that this is the size of my Mac drive and it wont let me not reduce it from the interface of VMWare - it will only allow me to extend upward.

  

  

  Instructions say open the virtual machine itself and expand the partition... but this option is grayed out when I right click on the drive in windows 10, perhaps because it seems that it is to see the other drives on the hard drive to the mac (but this is an instance of boot camp imported , does not not out of boot camp).

  

  I found an article intended for XP users who suggest to delete the virtual machine mac partition but this idea frankly gives me the willies directionless some more recent.

  Any ideas what to try? I'm having a devil of a time finding useful documents...

  Thanks for your help!

  Hello

  It is not a stupid question.

  If you import the virtual machine that you mentioned your disc looks like always on when it is running under bootcamp.

  So your virtual disk is exactly the same as the before done physical disk structure. I don't know why VMware engineers went this way, but my best guess would be that it makes the import/clone of a virtual machine that is less prone to error.

  I don't have the exact steps to make sure that the disk you are using is indeed not a bootcamped score more. If you have removed the bootcamp on your machine and may still start the virtual machine then that would be a good indicator that it is indeed an imported VM. Other signs are the size that the virtual machine is on your machine. If running as a training camp for the size is tiny as the virtual machine should only have meta data pointing to the real disk.

  Before you do anything, make a backup of your virtual machine on an external drive, so that you have something to fall back on.

  FWIW, other people had the same problem, for example here, size of HARD drive on the Conversion of Bootcamp at VM , but if you're looking for there's more.

  --

  Wil

• Bootcamp Windows - partition cannot be mounted

  Hey all,.

  I've been using Windows on my iMac (late 2012, Yosemite 10.10.5) without problem but today after I started MacOS Yosemite (to control simple file), cannot start again to return to Windows. Had no problem Bootcamp before... have not used to any advantage either 3rd disk utility. The only thing I have recently increased the Windows size 200 GB partition by decreasing the MacOS partition through disk utility (a month ago, no problem since then until today)

  1. Windows has disappeared from the startup disk

  

  2. disk utility shows disk0s4 gray and cannot be mounted. In addition, the correct partition size was 700 but here its listed as 500 GB GB (which was the old size before you increase it)

  

  3 when I try to restart with pressed ALT, Windows, but cannot restart, with a black screen showing "a disk error occurred.

  

  I'm not very familiar with techniques more. Only, I tried to install "Find" but cannot achieve anything with it.

  I tried your advice above and seems THAT NTFS is there...

  

  one last thing... when I try to check disk0s4, said "it should be repaired. When I hit repair; It says this:

  

  Need my Windows as soon as POSSIBLE, what more should I do?

  I don't have not upgraded to Sierra again. That I should? Or it will be even worse?

  I have tons of files on Windows that I need and unfortunately not supported for a while anywhere (sorry about that now).

  Help, please...

  stuff more to indicate...

  

  and I know if it's significant but cmd + s & ' fsck - fy "has not done anything other than check the Mac partition.

• 10 on an iMac bootcamped windows reinstallation?

  Hello all the world, I was wondering if I would be able to "Refresh" my 10 Windows using the built-in Restorer (return to factory settings), or is it necessary that reinstalling Windows 10 from my Mac OS, wiping the partition, bootcamp and reinstalling windows 10 like that?

  I have install windows7 in training camp and upgrade of windows install from in windows then windows8.1 and then window10 windows8 so I guess you could

• Update the graphic driver for Bootcamp 6.0 questions

  After you perform a new installation of Windows 10 1607, I proceeded to install Bootcamp AppleBcUpdate.exe drivers on my MacbookPro 11.5 i7 Dual Graphics.

  Everything worked fine after that restart once the installation has been done. Now I checked the Apple software update, and he gave me a few updates. Specifically the bottom three in the picture below.

  

  It restarted after that and then 'Apple Software Update' update itself twice before offering a new version of the graphics driver.

  This update has screwed up the system. Auto brightness doesn't work anymore. The brightness keys don't do anything. I reinstalled bootcamp on a fresh drive to isolate this problem.

  Does anyone have a solution to this? Any suggestions? If everyone Apple never bother reading this, then please test your drivers before you send them.

  Delete Windows, re - install, create a Windows system restore point, disable all updates Intel GPU and then apply the updates and test.

• buttons (F1, F2) lighting control doesn't work after driver update chart 10 bootcamp windows

  Hi, after last update graphics driver via the apple software update in windows 10 macbook pro retina 15 "(mid-2015), buttons (f1, f2) lighting control is responding more... tx for any help. Michael

  On the side of OS X, download BC drivers on a USB FlashDrive to aid

  

  Re-run setup.exe from the Bootcamp folder on the USB after Windows and test.