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• 10 Windows run with boot camp to an external hard drive

  Hello

  I have a MBP 13 "2015 i5 8 GB of Ram and 128 GB of storage, and I want to run windows 10 (for games) with boot camp (so if I'm right, OS X is off and Windows is on). I have parallels desktop and I can run windows 10 (located hard ext on my drive) but it is impossible to play with a virtual machine. So, I wonder if I can start and run windows 10 of my drive hard ext? I have only 128GB one my Mac using windows and OS X on it is impossible. Thanks for your help! (just to be clear: If you the solution works, if I disconnect my HDD ext all windows will be bug (or something like that)).

  -Parallels Desktop (PD) is an application that manages a VirtualMachine (VM): this is a large file. PD can run at the same time as the OSX.

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• I have windows 7 installed with boot camp.

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• Can I install multiple copies of Windows with Boot Camp?

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  Late 2006 MacBook with OS X 10.7.5 (Lion).

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• How to recover photos from Windows XP on an IMAC with boot camp?

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  I installed Windows XP on an IMAC with boot camp and ran "air display" for windows to have and the law on the IPAD as a second monitor.  According to me, the air display works with a wireless network and our wireless network was recently in and out.  I tried to get the monitor works and made a few changes when the screen went black.  I can move the mouse, but the screen is blank.  I turned off the computer and rebooted several times.  I can't get into the side the computer's Mac and it works OK, but nothing on the side of windows... I have some pictures saved on side windows that I would recover if possible.  Otherwise, I'll have to completely uninstall windows XP and lose the photos, then reinstall everything.

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• How can I disable the Windows of Parallels key for use with Boot Camp instead (same Mac)?

  I have a Windows 7 key I used with Parallels (on my Mac). I was unable to uninstall Parallels, and now I want to use my key Windows with Boot Camp instead. How can I turn off the key to the prior use (same computer)? Is this possible?

  Unfortunately, I am not able to return to Parallels. (I upgraded my Mac o/s to an incompatible version with the version of Parallels, I had installed).

  Thanks for the suggestion, if!

  I'll try MS service the customer the morning... wish me luck!

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• I installed windows 7 on a mac with boot camp and then used parallels to create a virtual machine to run windows inside Mac os10.6. Now he says I need to activate windows again, but he said I need a new activation key. Any ideas would be appreciated

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• Early 2011 MBP 15 "dual SSD - lost with boot camp edition

  Hello community!

  I lost my mind with boot camp troubleshooting during the last week. This is going to be confused reading, but I'm afraid I got worse... So please try to face me.

  Starting point - of course I can install Windows 10 on my MBP 2011 early!

  Material

  Early 2011 MBP 15 "with Intel HD 3000 and AMD Radeon HD 6750M

  and the optical drive, replaced by an other SSD with a caddy

  Of course, I didn't have an optical drive on the spot so I realized that I need to install to get the option to boot from USB - I did find. I managed to make a bootable USB from. ISO with UNETBOOTIN. First of all, I got score of huge problems with that I finally managed to Dodge with diskpart - software on Windows Installer USB after NVRAM reset before each attempt to install with CMD + Option + P + R, I had to also remove the OSX SSD during the installation of VICTORY for everything the world some boring as Windows could not update the configuration to start the computer. Unable to continue installation -problem.

  After all:

  -> I managed to install WIN10 on my MBP education

  -> A lot of festivities fun! < 3

  -> After installing the bootcamp drivers all active windows went to "invisible desktop on the left" (I closed the other workstations...) where I managed to lift one of the windows on the central office with lucky and "move" action (I have no idea...)

  -> after reboot apparently drivers Intel HD 3000 went haywire and I got black screen on black with details in black (black screen Uni)

  Conclusion: I try Windows 8.1 (pro) because at least he is supported by my Mac AND it has same installation and should work.

  At one point I tried to use my old drive via USB to install Windows 7 and 8.1 pro

  -> PROBLEM CDBOOT: couldn't find the BOOTMGR

  -> I moved along back USB and WIN8.1

  8.1 Windows Pro was installed easily, with the same procedure. When running boot camp display drivers turns black during the "Intel - graphic" installation period. I can confirmed that starting mode safe mode when the screen works, but I can't install Catalyst drivers-> so I can not play games that was the only reason for dual boot. In addition, there is no sound. So lack of drivers: no picture, no sound.

  There... I think I forgot to say something. I was hoping just that if someone could help me with this problem. I lose my head here. I have not really direction where to go next, but I have a few options I can try after that I understand my morale of my troops.

  1. Remove my boot OS X SSD, switch my SSD Windows instead of him and put my Superdrive. So I would basically just install windows. Earlier, I had 8 windows work via the DVD and bootcamp.
  2. Try to play with the drivers on Win8.1 more
  3. Reinstall windows. There may be something wrong with my. ISO or USB?
  4. Delete the EFI to correct CDBOOT?

  Thank you in advance!

  You must use Bootcamp Assistant for everything, including the form/partitioning implementation and the removal of partitions...

  I would like to reformat the second SSD (on which should be installed W10) with diskUtility. Then start bootcampassistant on SSD1 and do all this.

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  I wanted to offshore to see the cheers or boos... started Googling tonight and find that this Apple community and a Slashdot post in particular is disconcerting:

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  I get no further than that.

  I left and I restarted the mac OSX, entered the windows to manually thinking NTFS partition partitioning regular and formatted program that it would solve the problem.

  When I rebooted on the thumb drive and restarted the Windows installation, I got the same error (INCORRECT FORMAT).

  I read about the solutions of terminal mode using Linux command, but hey, Boot Camp should take care of this without all this extra work that could potentially break the fuser unit I am correct?

  Or is this a Microsoft problem because the format function does not work in the Windows Installer?

  If anyone can help us with that, I would be greatly appreciated.

  See you soon.

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• Why my iMac (27 inch, mid 2011) cannot run Windows 10 in boot camp? And if he can't, he would work in something like parallels?

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  However, you are free to run Windows 10 on a virtual machine. To do this, you can use Parallels, VMware or VirtualBox, but remember that a virtual machine will give you less performance than Windows natively on your iMac. Read-> Windows in BootCamp or Virtual Machine?

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