Once you run Bootcamp Assistant, you will be prompted for the operations you wish to perform. a legitimate license key for the version of Windows you are installingīefore you begin: obviously this process will work perfectly nine times out of ten, but to be on the safe side make a backup of your entire system disk just in case.an ISO file of a Windows install, for example Windows 10.a compatible Mac with at least 40Gb of free space (more if you have it).Bootcamp 6.0 added Windows 10 support for OS X 10.12. Bootcamp 5.0 was released partway through OS X 10.8 and only supported Windows 7 and 8 (officially). Version 4.0 shipped with OS X 10.6 through to 10.8 any only supported Windows 7. Note: Bootcamp Assistant originally supported XP, Vista and Windows 7. The software tool that enables you to install Windows alongside Mac OS is actually called “Bootcamp Assistant.” Bootcamp resides in the Utilities directory of Mac OS which you can get to either by navigating to “Applications -> Utilities” or by pressing “Command + Shift + U” on any Finder desktop or window. On the Mac you will be told Windows 10 is not compatible with your system, but don’t worryas the link for the ISO is lower down the screen.
The first order of business is to get your Windows install ISO.
In this article we will look at how to install Windows 10 in your Mac as an optional boot partition.
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