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• The Boot Camp Assistant problems

  I'm trying to install 10 Windows on my MacBook Pro 13.3 2015 "running Mac OS X El Capitan (10.11.2) but I can't not (for software that is not supported by Mac OS X). I tried several times but it still says that my disk space is not enough (don't remember the exact words in the error message). I then opened the Boot Camp Assistant in the terminal and saw that it only recognizes that the reader would have 4 GB of free space available (I have a 500 GB SSD and 130 GB is used) but some insane amount about 140000000000000 GB has been used (what?). When I check in disk utility, I get also some suspicions that Boot Camp Assistant selects the Macintosh HD partition, instead the real player. In the Boot Camp Assistant, I can choose the size of the partition (I want let 370 GB for OS X in the Macintosh HD partition and get 128 GB for Boot Camp / partition Windows 10). I can't get this to work and I am grateful for any help!

  Windows Installer can generate false messages on a disk space. Do you have any connected external storage when you try to install Windows?

  If the problem persists, run the following two procedures and try again.

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

  How to reset the NVRAM on your Mac - Apple Support

• Is it possible to install Thunderbird on my desktop and laptops and continue synchronization between this pc?

  The two pc uses Windows 8.1. What I seek is to always have the same information on two PCs: emails, archive, addresbook etc.

  E-mail: use the IMAP protocol.

  Address books: use an online address book and synchronize the two (all) your Thunderbirds to it. I use Google Contacts and gContactSync.

  Calendars: use an online calendar and synchronize the two (all) your Thunderbirds to it. I use Google Calendar and lightning.

  That's my method. Some use a process (which seems incredibly tedious) to exchange the profile between different computers folder.

  Some go to this topic by keeping the shared profile Dropbox (or similar), but since several gigabytes can reach a profile fast enough, it can be very slow to download and download.

  Shared profile works pretty well if all computers are alike. It wouldn't work for me, because I use a mixture of Linux and Windows, and some additional modules, such as the lightning calendar, must be created for a specific platform. If a Windows compatible Flash will not work on Linux and vice versa.

• Notes of synchronization between icloud and on my mac

  I'm under El Capitan on my MacBook Air and use a lot of Notes. My notes are mainly on iCloud, but I wonder if there is a way to automatically sync local copies iCloud notes? The problem with out having only in iCloud, is that if I am where I cannot or would rather not log in iCloud, I can't work on my notes. In comparison, of MS OneNote synchronizes local and OneDrive versions of their notes.

  Also, how can one know if there are upgrade notes? Watch as they have always done mine.

  You should be able to work on your notes and they will re-sync when connected to iCloud.

  Information about the upgrade

• Boot Camp: This disc seems to have been divided by another utility. It must be erased before installing Windows.

  I have a SATA Western Digital to 6 TB drive on my Mac Pro 2012.  I thought "what better place to put a bootcamp partition?  But when I went to use the Boot Camp Assistant, I was greeted with this:

  Boot Camp: This disc seems to have been divided by another utility. It must be erased before installing Windows.

  

  I thought ' OK - I'll delete data... Use utility disk to erase the disk completely, and then try again.  After a few hours, I used... completely partitioned disk utility disk and tried again.

  Same message.

  It seems that for some reason I can erase completely and use the entire disk for Windows (blah) or should I use another drive or not Boot Camp at all.  Is there a problem with the size of the hard drive Boot Camp can support?  Any advice?

  Hello ElPapa,

  Thank you for using communities of Apple Support.

  I understand that you want to put a Boot Camp partition on your Western Digital HD connected to your Mac Pro. What is your boot drive? If this isn't the case, it could be part of your problem. According to the following article on installing Microsoft Windows using Boot Camp, it is said that you need "at least 55 GB of free disk space on your startup disk".

  How to install Windows using Boot Camp

  If you install it on your boot drive and still get this message, take a look at this article: Boot Camp: alert message Partition when you use Boot Camp Assistant

  Best regards.

• Windows 10 education and problems of Boot Camp 6.0.1

  I try to install Windows 10 on my (2.7/8 GB / 256 GB) 2015 13 "rMBP El Cap 10.11.2 running and I do not know how to do in this regard. The first time, I used a regular Windows 10 .iso and it for some reason some wouldn't let me put my education product key in. He told me to remove my USB which held the .iso image file and restart my Mac. Fact that, except it wouldn't let start me in the Boot Camp partition after. Deleted the partition and reformatted my main drive of OS X.

  On the second attempt, I downloaded the image file .iso Windows 10 real education of the official academic site of MSFT. I get into Boot Camp, search for the file, set the size of the partition and click on install. It is said he needs an .iso of 64-bit, which I guarantee I have downloaded, as the name of the file has x 64 in it. I tried installation + 5 times and now it keeps giving me this message: "Boot Camp only supports installation of 8 or a later version of Windows 64 bit on this platform." Please use an ISO for 64-bit Windows 8 or later installation file. "What's the problem? Do I need to install the standard Windows 10 .iso image file and then upgrade to education edition once I get to the desktop? It was only to take less than an hour, and now it's happening 2 hours!

  1. the MD5sum of the ISO, make sure it is not corrupted during the download.

  2. teaching can be problematic.

  3. after each attempt to install Windows, run

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

  How to reset the NVRAM on your Mac - Apple Support

  4. your model uses an OSXRESERVED partition, not a USB port. If the USB key contains the ISO (a single file, not a Windows Installer), copy it to your documents folder and let the BCA to serve. Do not open the ISO in the BCA process.

• Wizard Boot Camp disk space error

  So I bought a new macbook pro 15 "two days ago, I installed not anything on it so its own.

  My problem is that I am trying to install Windows 8.1 on it using boot camp assistant. But BCA keep jumping with the message that I don't have enough disk space when I have 500 GB of total disk space, and I also tried Windows partition half of the disk space. And its still saying I don't have enough disk space.

  Thanks for the help!

  P.S. I am a new user of MacBook

  Hi there Zenorthodox,

  Looks that you can't install Windows on your computer because boot camp keeps giving you this error message. I would like to first take a look at this info in the following article:

  Boot Camp: The problems of creation of partition

  If you have problems creating a Windows partition, check the following:

  • Before installing Windows, the disk on your Mac must be a single partition to Mac OS extended (journaled) format. If the disc has more than one partition, you need to repartition it.
  • The disc on your Mac must be an internal drive. You may not use the Boot Camp Assistant to install Windows on an external drive.
  • If you have a Mac Pro with more than one internal drive and want to install Boot Camp on a drive that is not in the first hard drive Bay remove readers in the bays of lower numbers. You can reinstall the drives after installing Boot Camp.

  If none of this applies to you or does not help you solve the problem I would then use disk utility to verify and repair the disk:

  Disk utility (El Capitan): a disc repair

  Thank you for using communities of Apple Support.

• Boot Camp Assistant does not start the installer

  Hi all -

  I'm trying to install Windows 8.1 or 10 Pro on my mid 2015 Macbook Pro. I made this countless times on before Mac computers, including my 2013 previous Macbook Pro without problem. However this laptop seems to have problems during the process. Or I do something wrong and don't understand how it works now.

  I started Boot Camp Assistant, walking through the steps, divide the disk, etc. He began the restart process, then it restarted,... then I was back to my Mac. There was no indication that he was still something, but I let it sit for a few minutes. When I was confident it would do nothing, I decided to restart and hold down the 'Option' key on startup to select the Windows disk...

  OK just thought of this, but I will continue to write this question: Boot Camp Assistant request now an ISO standard. I still remember having to do this from a USB or CD player. I hold down the 'Option' and select the DRIVE or a CD drive but since I do not have either, I can't select it. I thought it was a problem in which nothing appeared on the screen except Macintosh HD.

  So I guess that the problem comes from my ISO file? I made them using the instructions from Apple of physical disks (Windows 7 and 8.1, but my laptop does not support 7). I will try to download Windows 10 Microsoft site, according to Apple.

  Anyway, I looked in the disk utility and found that BOOTCAMP was created successfully. I used Boot Camp Assistant to delete the partition and to combine the disc again. I then tried the whole process, once again, but with the same results.

  Still, I will try with a new ISO directly from Microsoft...

  Thanks for any input in advance.

  -Tony

  1. 2015 macs do not use a cable USB or CD/DVD to install Windows.

  2 creates a partition on the internal drive called OSXRESERVED and puts the content of the ISO and the drivers of BC on this 8 GB partition and boot from it.

  3. Please see https://help.apple.com/bootcamp/assistant/6.0/ for more details.

• Used to install Boot Camp 6

  Hello! Because Setup installation of Boot Camp 6 would hang on to Realtek Audio, I thought that my problem could be solved by this: Re: boot camp installation hangs at realtek audio stepSearch or ask a question. I followed the answer to Apple-recommended, but then the configuration would result in this:

  

  Note that notification of weird error with no words. After I pressed the OK button, this will be shown:

  

  It is said that Boot Camp has been installed successfully. But even after reboot, it seems that I have no Boot Camp in my Program Files folder. I tried to redo the installation process, and I continue to meet on this issue.

  For this reason, I begin to doubt my understanding of the answer to Apple-recommended. Please check these specific steps that I do to fix the Realtek Audio:

  1. start the installation of Boot Camp - everything seems normal until he begins installation of Realtek Audio and crashes it.

  2. run installation of Realtek Audio (file called RealtekSetup) - when he asks if I want to restart my computer now, no, I chose "restart my PC later" then I press 'Finish' to close RealtekSetup.

  3 open the Task Manager to close the Boot Camp installer - after manual installation of Realtek Audio, installation of Boot Camp is still stuck so I close with the Manager tasks.

  4 restart the Boot Camp Installer.

  Later, I meet the weird error shown in the photos above. I did steps 1 and 2 except that I closed RealtekSetup by using the Task Manager (where RealtekSetup was called Setup.exe (32 bit)) but Boot Camp, the installer is still blocked eventually. Right now, I don't know what to do so I need to post my situation here. I hope you guys can help me. Thank you!

  Hello Hello I actually fixed me already haha. I just removed my drivers RealTek, and then everything went well. I now control panel of Boot Camp lol

• Merge cannot make Boot Camp virtual machine: perhaps too many places of the VM?

  I get the error message, well known in the VM library window "Bundle" & lt; pathname & gt; "" / Boot Camp/%2Fdev%2Fdisk0/Boot partition.vmware.vm Camp "is damaged and cannot be opened."   However, my problem is not solved by the solutions proposed elsewhere in this forum.

  At the bottom of this post, I listed my host config and invited desired config.

  Here is a brief history, followed by what happened when I tried the solution of WoodyZ published here.

  • I had Windows XP Pro SP2 on my Boot Camp partition, but somehow ended up 'inaccessible' SigmaTel audio device and the Leopard installation DVD could not repair it.  I imported this partition to Boot Camp in the Fusion as a virtual machine.  This virtual machine is now stored on the external hard drive in "/ Volumes/ExternHFS/_CCCnonBackup/virtualMachines/Boot partition.vmwarevm"+ Camp.»  This virtual machine still works when loading in the merger, but the sound does not work, nor made a called M-audio Transit USB connector.  That's why I decided to create a new partition in Boot Camp with a SigmaTel audio device cool.

  • There are Kubuntu and NetBSD virtual computers stored in another default folder: yangguizi/Users / / Documents/Virtual Machines /

  • Using wizard Boot Camp in Leopard, I erased my Boot Camp partition and then recreated with a new installation of Windows XP Pro SP2.  (By the way, I've formatted this partition in NTFS.)  This Boot Camp partition is the device of SigmaTel installed and accessible from the control panel.

  So I wanted to make a virtual machine of the new Boot Camp partition.  When I opened the merger, I highlighted the new Boot Camp partition down and clicked on the arrow of comments are starting to the right.  A window saying "Vmware Fusion prepares your Boot Camp partition to run as a virtual machine.  This may take a few minutes.  This will be possible once. "That window remained open for 45 minutes.  Finally, I closed merge by clicking the choice of menu to quit Vmware Fusion.

  Thereafter, whenever I opened the merger, I saw the message "Bundle" / Users/yangguizi/Library/Application Support/VMware Fusion/Machines virtuelles/Camp/%2Fdev%2Fdisk0/Boot Boot Camp partition.vmware.vm "is damaged and cannot be opened.' " next to the new Boot Camp partition.

  When I highlighted this new Boot Camp partition in the VM library and you press the delete key, absolutely nothing changed, that I could see.  Right click on the list of this score showed that the menu choice 'delete' is gray.

  Then I closed the merger, and then manually moving the file to the trash "/ Users/yangguizi/Library/Application Support/VMware Fusion/Virtual Machines / Boot Camp / '.

  The next time I opened the merger, a new icon for the Boot Camp partition has been displayed at the bottom, with the subtitle "Powered Off".  When I clicked on the icon start Guest, a new folder/Boot Camp / was created in the same place, and the never-ending open window showing "Vmware Fusion prepares your Boot Camp partition to run as a virtual machine.  This may take a few minutes.  This will be possible once. " Blah, blah, blah.  If the cycle turned up.

  I am at a loss what to try next.  Here are three assumptions about the problem:

  1. Fusion has been confused by the three communities during which I virtual machines.

• Fusion has been confused by the fact that I have, potentially, two virtual machines called "Boot Camp partition".  The older is actually a virtual machine hard disk external.

• When I installed XP in the Boot Camp partition, the external Firewire drive was running. Then installing Windows saw much more of partitions on which XP could in theory have been installed.  This may have confused merge somehow, even if I successfully installed XP on partition C, which was 32 GB.

Did fix you this problem?  Even if you haven't, what do you suggest me I try next?

Thank you, Yang Guizi

Host hardware: 17 "MacBook Pro; 2.33 GHz cpu; 3 GB of ram; Boot Camp 32 GB partition formatted in NTFS. external hard drive with Firewire 800 interface, partitioned in an HFS volume + and an NTFS volume.
Host software: OS X Leopard 10.5.5; running VMware Fusion 2.0.1 build 128865; Tracks of partition Boot Camp newly installed Windows XP Pro with Service Pack 2.
Software comments: I would like to convert the Boot Camp XP Pro SP2 in a VMware virtual machine.        Running VMs with Kubuntu and NetBSD since the hd internal.

You can just get rid of the all/Users/lincoln/Library/Application Support / directory / Machines/virtual VMware Fusion; It should all be recreated. The virtual machine to help naos is than the pretreatment of Boot Camp. You don't want to get rid of all the of them, the only one in the specified directory. For example, there is a blank template in Applications/VMware Fusion.app whence that of your home folder.

• Can I synchronize a Collection with Ligthroom on mac, ipad and then on a Win PC? If I turn synchronization on the third, I had all the sync PICT deleted

  I synchronize a Collection on my Mac with Lightroom

  I open lightroom on my iPad and I can see and work on it

  Can I enable synchronization on a win pc, but I received a catalog synchronization warning and if I go on, I got the synchronized collection lost.

  Thank you

  LR mobile can synchronize with a catalog, you can not use for synchronization between two computers, whether Windows, Mac, or a mixture.

  That said, there are solutions for the sharing of a single catalog and images between two computers.

  Here's a video I recorded describing my process:

  Using Lightroom on two computers - YouTube

  HD ++

• This Mac is not Boot camp compatible?

  After 3 weeks do not know why but my Macpro 2009 show me this "The Mac is not Boot camp compatible" when trying to open Boot camp. Why? Why? What is new, because I used boot camp so many times before

  

  Please, disconnect the external storage and run the following two procedures and test.

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

  How to reset the NVRAM on your Mac - Apple Support

• I have a Macbook pro (2011 model). It gets stuck on the start screen on to half way through commissioning. This happens whenever the mac turns on. The problem is solved when I reinstall Yosemite to boot to Recovery Mode disk utility.

  I have a Macbook pro (2011 model). It gets stuck on the start screen on to half way through commissioning. This happens whenever the mac turns on. The problem is solved when I reinstall Yosemite to boot to Recovery Mode disk utility. However, the next time you start, the startup process is blocked to halfway to new (on the screen with the toolbar and the status of apple). I want a more permanent solution to reinstall the operating system every time. Would appreciate someone's suggestions and thanks in advance.

  Replace your hard drive.

  You have a backup of trust? If not, buy a disc of exterrnal for that as well.

  The progress bar from the left end at the beginning of the commissioning indicates that your drive has been so damaged, it could not be mounted. Five minutes of progress bar is shown as it does the equivalent of disk utility (ERD [Directory]). If you have reinstalled several times and the problem is not fixed, your drive is in solid form.

• We can establish a common partition for Mac OS and Windows Boot Camp

  I'm new to Mac, so please excuse my ignorance.

  I have a MacBookPro 11 mid-2015 with 512 GB SSD and 16 GB of RAM.

  I have Mac OS X El Capitan and that you have installed 10 Windows using the Boot Camp utility on a 150 GB partition. I wanted a common partition on exFAT which could serve as a repository for my data either of the OS. My intention - 150 GB for Mac OS - 200 GB of data - 150 GB for Windows 10. How can this be achieved?

  Earlier, after the Boot Camp, I reduced the Mac OS to 350 GB partition to 150 GB and released 200 GB. Formatting this turned me expensive because it stopped my Windows to start. Repair it was a waste of time and effort. I draw the hard Windows on a Mac is sensitive to changes in the partition.

  In addition, is using Virtual Box better than Boot Camp? I don't have as much virtualized environments.

  Please advice.

  You can connect an external drive of ExFat formatted. The OSX and Windows can read/write on a disk formatted ExFat.

  A virtual machine has its advantages, as does a Boot Camp facility. A virtual machine allows the simultaneous OS, any necessary initialization to change operating systems. Data can be shared between operating systems more easily. Computer such as memory resources are shared in a VM for applications environment to run slower.

  Installation of Boot Camp allows Windows to run in native mode by using all of the system resources, so apps will go faster. But to change operating systems, a reboot is required. It is more difficult to share data.

• Windows 10 anniversary + Boot Camp = Assembly is more Mac partition

  I have a MacBook Pro retina (end 2013) with Mac OS El Capitan, dual-boot with Windows with Boot Camp installed 10. Everything worked fine until I installed upgrading Windows 10 anniversary today. now Windows Monte is no longer the Mac partition. I reinstalled with success the latest Boot Camp drivers, but Windows still show me the Mac partition. (Starting in Mac OS works fine).

  Everyone knows about this problem? Anyone know of a solution or workaround?

  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:

  https://Linux.Slashdot.org/story/16/08/03/1614223/Windows-10-anniversary-update-borks-dual-boot-partitions

  The report mentioned in the SlashDot is here:

  http://windowsreport.com/partition-disappears-Windows-10-anniversary-update/

  ... and he mentions a MiniTool Partition Wizard app. I'm looking on the site; the open air. I would try to download Windows and without committing to changes, driver changes, etc. he 'sees' the HFS partition +?