Q: Windows 10 Boot Camp install won't let me install on BOOTCAMP partition on Mac Pro with SSD drive

Can you start a new discussion and post the output of the command outputs? Are you asking how to recreate a Fusion drive or are you seeing an error when creating a partition for Bootcamp?

Happy new year

That's ok. The volume is ok. After an CMD P R its works. Osx and windows 10 are installed.

Still the last probleme (AMD RADEON error ).

Thank you so much

Which is on a different discussion...

Sorry for disturbing this thread with different topic. However when you started, just three sentences: I accidentally uninstalled every AMD content (drivers, catalyst centre ...) last week. Automatic Windows update fixed everything out. Nothing else worked, this like a charm.

How do I get bootcamp 6.1 / AMD 15.201.2001.0 drivers

You did it___ what's you config ??

Your issue could be discussed in How do I get bootcamp 6.1 / AMD 15.201.2001.0 drivers thread. I answered there.

I had the same problem on both a 2015 MacPro and 2015 MacBook Pro. In my situation, I tried to load Windows 10 ISO using a USB Flash Drive - each time I arrived at Format BootCamp Drive it gave ne a NTFS error. Problem was solved when I downloaded Windows 10 ISO directly into my "Download" Folder on the Mac and installed ISO directly from Download Folder e instead of USB - this worked or both the MacPro and the MacBook Pro.

Hey Loner T, im having similar issues trying to run windows 10 i have MBP 15 mid 2010. stock 500HDD spinning disk and I'm currently running el capitan, i have the latest bootcamp and becasue i have a super drive it did not give me the option to upload the iso to the usb. i managed to fix it using Info.plist and using xcode. So now  i do everything the way its intended and get to windows go though the installment windows, i get to the disk's and i see the bootcamp one i made and click it no next so i format it there and still no next just prompts me this. "windows cannot be installed to this disk the selected disk has an mbr partition table on efi systems. windows can only be installed to GPT disks." i tried not going though bootcamp and partitioning it by itself and still same prob. i make sure its on ms-dos (fat). Any ideas on what could be the problem? im loosing my mind here lol.

Thank you         

You have two separate issues.

1. Your 2010 MBP does not support W10 officially. If you want to install it, burn the ISO to a physical DVD and use BC Assistant.

2. Your Mac does not support EFI Boot or installing Windows from a USB which explains the error message. BCA creates an MBR and W10 want to use EFI Boot.

I was trying to do what all the younger kids where doing with there new macs. This it worked like a charm burning the ISO to a DVD and the BCA to the flash drive. Thank you again Loner T. 

Were you able to install Windows successfully, without any issues?

Most definitely,  i was able to install Windows successfully, without any issues. The audio driver Realtek install got stuck on the install with BCA but i fixed it just by reinstalling it manually. To save some headache in the future, is there any good tips or suggestions on drives and or programs or a list of recommendations?.

Please create a backup of OSX, Windows and create a Windows System Restore point. Windows Updates should be manual to avoid incorrect drivers begin pushed to the Mac. You should periodically scan for updates and apply them selectively based on your specific needs.

I am having the same issue the OP described, however I have a late 2015 27" Retina iMac with 1TB SSD, not the fusion drive, running OSX El Capitan 10.11.3 and BCA 6.0.1(522). I've disconnected all external drives and I still get the same error as seen in the video linked earlier in the thread.  I only have disk0. BCA installs OSXRESERVE on partition 4 and BOOTCAMP on partition 5. When the Windows installer asks me to select the drive to install on, I select partition 5 and the error message says that Windows 10 cannot be installed on the drive because it is not formatted NTFS. Formatting the partition using the Windows installer doesn't help either as I receive another error that the selected drive cannot be used.

I miss the days of "It just works".

Please disconnect all external storage, run the following two procedures,

Resetting the System Management Controller (SMC) on your Mac - Apple Support

How to Reset NVRAM on your Mac - Apple Support

and then run BCA and try the installation again.

What is the exact error message (a screen shot/photo would really help)?