How to fix Missing Create Windows USB Option of BootCamp on Macs
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- In this video I just fixed an issue about a missing Create a Windows 7 or 10 bootable USB on Macs older than 2014.
Windows 10 Supported Macs
- Macs are newer than Mid 2012 or later
Windows 8.1 Supported Macs
- Macs are newer than Late 2009 and 2010
Windows 7 Supported Macs
- Macs are newer than 2006 however, the core 2 duo models with 32-Bit EFI are only supported for running 32-Bit versions.
Don't give up yet !
- Apple Says the Support softwares are only supported for these devices are listed top but the earliest version of BootCamp even fully compatible with Windows Vista, 7, 8.1, 10 except 11
Apple's Offical Guide : support.apple....
Actually, I need to do a guide for Windows 8.1 however, I hate Windows 8.1 so I don't care if runs it or not.
Well, I wasted about two days trying to get around this problem until I came across your video. Worked like a charm, Thank You.
among all the instructions, yours is the only one that worked well. many thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Very helpful! always knew I could edit BootCamp but never knew how to get USB install support
This worked for me on a 24-inch 2007 iMac running El Capitan 10.11.6. Thanks!
Man, you deserve gold. You're a genius.
Start at 4:09 ;)
Thanks, worked with MacBook Pro 2010 high Sierra
Umm...thanks bro. It really worked because it's been years try to install windows. Finally its done🥰👍
Works! Little confusing but figured it out.
Thank you
Damn, nice one. Worked perfectly.
Are very Genius Bruv, Thanks very much your videos saved me a lot of time and money. Thanks Bro
thanks
Thank you thank you thank you. It worked!
Thanks!!!
Thanks bro!!
When I click on the modified version it doesnt open
Thanks bro
I followed the steps and it only results in Bootcamp crashing... What do I do???
Device is Macbook 7.1 OS X Yosemite
This might not always work for Macs running Yosemite or older. Upgrade to El Capitan or something newer.
Doesn't work on Monterey. The "Pre" USB option is already deleted by default.
If it doesn't work, you have to try this and get bootcamp drivers and do this process on versions between El Capitan and Big Sur.
@@techoboten well the simplest way was for me to use disk utility and format the USB as MS-DOS/MBR scheme. Then I just copied the contents of the windows ISO on to the USB. And then use wimlib to split the install.wim file.
mine crashes
it didn't work for me but ok
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