How to Install/Dual Boot Windows 10 on Any Intel-Based iMac, MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, Mac Mini!

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[@ms_spinsesh]

Great video! Thanks so much. I didn’t even need the flash drive. Guess they removed that step in newer systems. Everything went super smoothly.

[@aniruddhavidwans3626]

Thank you for detailed tutorial.

[@Pymmusic]

Thank you very much for this video

[@sattarjabbar1219]

Thank you i install and its working but when i rester my mac and hold option bottom don't boot from win 10

[@mcjaybles]

Has anyone had an issue on the very first screen of boot camp assist after clicking Continue there’s a blue bar that just goes back and forth forever? I restarted and left it running all night and it never made it past it

[@ALBINOGORILLA748]

can i use a stick attached to a microsd card

[@WeShouldKnowTheTruth]

Thank you

[@adambacon5314]

Once I enter the select tasks screen a pop up says "Unable to read the windows partition - Boot Camp Assistant was unable to verify if the Windows partition contains a Windows installation. This may be because BitLocker is enabled on the partition. If so, disable BitLocker on the disk before removing Boot Camp." then once I close this pop up I cannot select the third option of Install Windows 10 or later version its grayed out. If I continue I can put the iso on my usb but then after that it tells me to quit boot camp and I cannot create a partition like at 4:02.

[@Java-KunJ]

are you using a macbook with sillicon proccessor?

[@adambacon5314]

@@Java-KunJI fixed this problem, it was seven months ago lol. Thx for replying

[@mhh8863]

they are saying u need optical drive to install windows on iMac I have internal ssd install on my iMac and remove the optical drive should I have to use externally connected optical drive or I have to remove internal extra ssh on my I ha e my iMac have 500gb sata and 128gb or 256gb nytec ssd

[@mhh8863]

netac*

[@2Oblivion]

Thank you. What a wonderful tutorial. Clear, simple and awesome. I just did it to my macbook air. No issue .smooth sailing. I am not really a fan of apple so i really need this.

[@StarSunYT]

Glad it worked!

[@iharvestbamboo]

can we use a portal hard drive that is plugs in via usb

[@StarSunYT]

There is a way, but it requires another video for now. You would need a Windows PC first.

[@joetech9720]

Hello how did you manage to connect your MacBook to an external screen

[@StarSunYT]

I'm using Mac Mini, and recorded part of the video using Quicktime. Then used external camera to film the rest.

[@joetech9720]

@@StarSunYT ok thanks for the good work

[@xKasen]

When I have my usb plugged in going into the boot camp assist it tells me to remove all external devices. But after I remove it and then go to do it it says I don’t have enough space?

[@StarSunYT]

What Mac and model do you have?

[@xKasen]

@@StarSunYT it’s a MacBook Air

[@xKasen]

@@StarSunYT 2017 with an i5

[@StarSunYT]

According to Apple, MacBook Air 2017 and newer don’t need USB drives (and won’t allow for one). Make sure you have enough storage on the SSD in your Mac. You need to free up space for bootcamp.

[@jedmatias7797]

thanks that really helped for me…except that I got my mac erased. somebody help? it’s a mac error, with a file with a question mark

[@a_nicegaming]

You need to shutdown your mac then turn it on while holding command and r until you enter internet recovery

[@winnersmiling]

i rewrited macos with windows this is bc i installed windows on the main disk instead on the BOOTCAMP disk

[@winnersmiling]

to fix that uhhh just restart your mac while holding command r that will do a internet recovery then when it boots up Go to disk utilty then format the disk to Macos Extended (Journaled) then exit out of recovery then reinstall a fresh copy of macos to your mac and there you go you fixed it

[@bencapra3801]

The title of the video is incorrect; it does not work on “any Intel-based Macs”. It only works on 2012 or newer Intel-based Macs, which is not “any”.

[@Foster128]

@@Bunni-wzyou can, just get it on opencore, i updated to macos 13 and it’s working for me

[@kai937gaming]

Yeah I had to use windows 7 on my 2010 iMac

[@oldschoolanthems]

this does not work on ANY Mac. it will not allow a Mac older than 2011 to run Windows 10/11 using bootcamp.

[@StarSunYT]

It only works on Intel Based Macs. Im currently running Windows 10 on my 2012 and 2014 Mac Minis. So whats the issue?

[@oldschoolanthems]

@@StarSunYT It doesn't work on any variant of Mac older than a 2011 model as I said. The video title is incorrect.

[@oldschoolanthems]

@@ricardohayle9640 is a 2012 macbook older than a 2011 bacbook? you should probably read before commenting!

[@MrCalamaio]

@@oldschoolanthems I can confirm that. @StarSunYT It doesn't work on Intel Macs older than 2011. I got a Mac Mini 4,1 Server (mid 2010) here and it doesn't even recognize Windows 10 within Bootcamp. Only Windows 7. Which is a bummer because Win 7 isn't available anymore for download at Microsoft. Which is fine. Everything comes to an end ... in the end :D

[@Glucosebb]

bro i just cooked my shit

[@autistickirbe]

I had a question and wondered if anyone had any solutions. I’m attempting to do this on my 2014 Mac Mini and I get to this part 7:13 then my screen goes black, windows logo and loading circle comes up, it goes around a few times then flickers and all i’m left with is a blank screen, but my cursor still shows up. I have retried it many times and don’t quite know what i’m doing wrong. If anyone has had a similar situation or has any suggestions i would greatly appreciate it! Amazing tutorial by the way!

[@StarSunYT]

It may take some time if you have an HDD. Are you unplugging the usb before that step (this could potentially be the issue). Otherwise I will try to do some research on this.

[@autistickirbe]

@@StarSunYT I have a SATA disk and no I am not unplugging my USB before.

[@frankquinol]

2014 MacBook Pro 13 running Big Sur here. I too get up to 7:13. All the steps get a green check mark and then the windows logo appears looking like it’s booting up. Then I get a windows message saying the installation failed and to retry the installation. When I click “ok” in the message box, the error message and windows logo keep cycling over. Any help would be appreciated.

[@u016_anujsharma6]

did you find the solution, i am having same issue with macbook pro 2016