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When trying to install a new Windows partition, I get the error:
Can’t install the software because it is not currently available from the Software Update server.
This is the second day that this is happening.
My specs:
MacBook Pro 13-inch, 2020 Ventura 13.5.2 (22G91)
So far I tried:
if it's windows 11 then it's not supported, you may be able to install windows 10 and then update it to 11 but the driver and utilities may not work all that well, with intel being phased out and bootcamp likely being too then win11 may never get official support.
if it's windows 11 then it's not supported, you may be able to install windows 10 and then update it to 11 but the driver and utilities may not work all that well, with intel being phased out and bootcamp likely being too then win11 may never get official support.
if it's the M1 cpu version then bootcamp will never work
the new cpu from apple used the ARM cpu architecture where the version of windows microsoft
sells rely on the intel x86/x64 cpu architecture
if you want to know more
Apple: It's Really Up to Microsoft to Make Windows Work on M1-Based Macs | Tom's
you can use a virtual machine though
Options for using Windows 11 with Mac® computers with Apple® M1® and
It's Intel.
And I would assume the error message would be different for M chips
Thanks. I'll try 10 and update.
Turns out it was the issue. I wish they had a better error message. Thanks.
BootCamp can’t install the software
