Boot Camp + More :

Bootcamp Assistant is located in Application -> Utilities when you are booted in macOS. There is no BC Assistant when booted in Windows. Be aware that W10 and W11 are not supported on a 2011 or older Mac. There are no drivers for W10/W11 on a 2011 Mac.

plasma288 wrote:

Not helpful at all, it don't matter, if even the drivers are of Windows (11, 10, 8 or 7) at all

Boot Camp are also averable for Windows Offically by Apple, just due to Super Complex Interface required to be bold to find it, which I couldn't be at all

Please read carefully. Download and install Windows support software on your Mac - Apple Support. This is specific to a Mac model and a specific version of Windows. Apple does not provide drivers that are compatible with W10/W11 for a 2011 Mac.

Perhaps you will understand the screen shots a bit better.

BC Assistant v6.x on macOS Catalina...

BC Assistant v6.x on macOS Sierra on a Mini...

Older BC 5.x UI on a 2011 Mac with a built-in Optical drive....

The table in Install Windows 7 on your Mac using Boot Camp - Apple Support will let you download W7/W8.1 drivers directly.

You can also use Brigadier (https://github.com/timsutton/brigadier) to download drivers.

Sorry, but it sounds like there is confusion with respect to Boot Camp and how to use it to install Windows.

Instructions are clearly included here: Boot Camp - Official Apple Support

Beta Windows versions are not supported by Apple. We can not discuss beta apps in these communities.

plasma288 wrote:

I have Windows 11 Install on macbook offically but by Microsoft, I required Boot Camp for Macbook Pro(13-inch, Late 2011)

How is that possible? If Windows 11 is not supported by BootCamp on a 2011 computer how can it be installed "officially"?

plasma288 wrote:

Windows 10 Registry Editor

Sounds like a "hack" rather than being supported "officially".

plasma288 wrote:

Have you ever even use Windows and it's not a hack, Microsoft aways try to Help

I'm posting this from within Windows on a MacBook Pro.