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I’ve just installed Big Sur from scratch using a bootable usb.
I’m trying to install windows.
Hi. It’s a late 2013 MacBook Pro
However, I now have windows installed. It appears with Big Sur once I’ve got bootcamp assistant to create my bootcamp usb and bootcamp partition, after it reboots, I need to keep finger on the alt button and select EFI boot for it to boot up from the USB.
From then on it’s the normal installation of windows.
Hi. It’s a late 2013 MacBook Pro
However, I now have windows installed. It appears with Big Sur once I’ve got bootcamp assistant to create my bootcamp usb and bootcamp partition, after it reboots, I need to keep finger on the alt button and select EFI boot for it to boot up from the USB.
From then on it’s the normal installation of windows.
When you restart and keep the alt button pressed down to give you the different boot options, clicking the EFI boot option allows the windows installer on the usb to be seen and to boot up into the installation process
clicking on the windows icon first instead of EFI causes a no boot disk error.
What is the year/model of your Mac (do not post the serial number)?
Excellent!
Bootcamp usb not seeing bootcamp partition
