There are two easy ways to install Windows on a Mac. I have seen imacs with windows only on them at school and I want to do that as well to my own macbook I have been recently wondering if I could install windows 10 on it and remove mac os making it a windows only machine I've actually used that to wipe the internal drive completely and start from scratch once.I have a Macbook air 13 inch Early 2015 model Kinda sucky for games.Īlso, if it helps, I have a 2 TB external drive (literally just a bare hard drive in a SATA-to-USB cradle) which currently holds a bootable High Sierra installation with all my stuff migrated onto it. I've also tried installing Windows 10, but it lacks driver support for some parts of my iMac, so I'm left with dubious video support and no audio whatsoever. God, if only Apple had some sort of software tool that automatically partitioned the drive in a correct, usable way so as to install supported versions of Windows alongside macOS. No clue what, if anything, to do about that. Nuh-uh, buddy.įrom Googling around about this problem, I've gleaned that GPT is supposed to include a mechanism to imitate the MBR partitioning scheme for older, less hip OSes, but Apple's implementation of GPT may or may not lack that feature. There appears to be nothing I can do past that point, short of wiping and reformatting the entire disk to appease the Windows installer. The installer refuses to put Windows on the partition I've set aside for it, because the disk uses GUID Partition Table (GPT). It boots from the DVD, lets me proceed through to the point where I try to select which disk to install into…and then stops cold. Then, I pop my Windows 7 DVD in and reboot. When trying this, I give macOS 3 TB and Windows 1 TB. Let's get Disk Utility in on this action.ĭisk Utility wedges a FAT partition into the internal HD without breaking a sweat. Maybe it's just stressed and needs a break.
So I don't know what Boot Camp Assistant is on about. 3: Apple_Boot Recovery HD 650.0 MB disk0s4
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