I’m trying to install windows 10 on my MacBook, but whenever I try to make the installation drive, I get the error “Not enough space”. I found out that fat32 format is what boot camp uses and it has a 4GB size limit, The ISO file is 5.7GB. How do I do this?
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 10.13
No problem. I may have thought the same except I was aware recent versions of the Windows installer most likely has a single file larger than 4GB now. I'm not sure how to handle the 4GB file size issue for the OP since the Apple instructions for Windows 10 and Boot Camp don't mention anything about it. I have ways to work around the problem in general using a Linux bootloader, but this won't work when using Boot Camp.
You are not understanding Boot Camp instructions. Use the Windows 10 64 bit version. Your computer is 64 bit. The 32 bit reference is to 32 bit Windows only being able to use 4GB RAM. Use 64 bit Windows.
I may have misunderstood the OP's question. Thanks for jumping in.
Actually I think the most recent version of Win10 has a file that is larger than 4GB within the .iso image.
How do I install windows 10 with boot camp without bypassing the 4gb file limit for fat32 format that is forced by boot camp?
