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Determine whether your computer can run Windows 10 refer to Apple's System requirements to install Windows on your Mac using Boot Camp.

If you don't have access to the online guide via a different device, print a copy of the Boot Camp Installation & Setup Guide.

If your computer cannot run macOS High Sierra version 10.13.x or newer, you will need to follow Apple's Boot Camp Help: Install Windows on your Mac.

This guide is written for macOS Big Sur, version 11.x or newer.

But don’t worry, u should be fine as the built in mic is good enough. I could not find a viable method to make it recognise the headphone mics on windows as the only option seems to be creating a driver for it. U should now be able to install 8.1 on ur mac and then update it to 10 via the usbĮverything works except 3.5 mm mic input(output works). (This is to avoid the “no bootable device found” issue as the dvd drive macbooks only work on legacy bios for windows and current win 10 versions only support UEFI boot) 3.Now while plugged in the Windows 10 usb and also having the 8.1 dvd inside, restart the mac when bootcamp asksĤ. Ok use these steps as follows I can guarantee it will workġ.Get hold of a bootable windows 10 usb and a windows 8.1 dvd(because unfortunately u can’t fit windows 10 on a single DVD)Ģ.Then open Bootcamp and do ONLY install windows 10 drivers to usb and install windows 10 on this mac DO NOT TICK ON THE CREATE USB INSTALLATION MEDIA FOR WINDOWS What am I supposed to do? Does anyone out there with my exact model of MacBook Pro with the exact version of Mac OS X installed on it have ANY version of Windows 10 running on it, without issue, in a dual boot configuration? Please help me.

Windows is installed and working but some of the devices will NEVER install drivers even if they're correct (namely audio). It's always ended up in one of three ways:īlack screen telling me there's no bootable devices.īSOD at some point during the install causing a failure loop. I've used every single Windows 10 version from 1607 to 2004. I've started fresh by erasing the drive and reinstalling Catalina. I've used GDISK when necessary six ways to Sunday (as per "Loner T" on the Apple forums).

I'm convinced it's impossible at this point. I've tried everything I could find but I cannot get Windows installed on this MacBook Pro.