boot camp does not recognize windows 10 iso

acocabob wrote:

MD5 (Win10_1607_EnglishInternational_x64.iso) = 57532598fd918fec63b287ea4228515e

4.24 gb

I get the same

openssl md5 Win10_1607_EnglishInternational_x64.iso

MD5(Win10_1607_EnglishInternational_x64.iso)= 57532598fd918fec63b287ea4228515e

Was this specific file rejected?

Thanks for your answer. I'm losing hope. I will try what you said. Do I have to reset SMC and NVRAM before I start the bootcamp assistant ? Or when I reboot to start the win10 install ?

It is cleaner if you run SMC and NVRAM reset. What is the year/model of your Mac?

MacBook 12 Inch Retina 2015

Your Mac should not need a Usb or any external storage for installation. It should use an internal partition called OSXRESERVED for an EFI installation of W8.1/W10.

Yes I know that. But when the Mac reboot the win 10 installer don't recognize any keyboard or trackpad nor my SSD, So I can't do anything. If I plug a USB mouse i can navigate through the menu but it won't detect my SSD so I have no other choice than quit the installer...

Can you use Brigadier ( https://github.com/timsutton/brigadier ) to download 6.0.6133. Here is an example.

Use the "-p" qualifier and the Product Code 031-24514.

MyName-rmbp:brigadier-master MyName$ ./brigadier -h

Usage: brigadier [options]

Options:

-h, --help show this help message and exit

-m MODEL, --model=MODEL

System model identifier to use (otherwise this

machine's model is used). This can be specified

multiple times to download multiple models in a single

run.

-i, --install After the installer is downloaded, perform the install

automatically. Can be used on Windows only.

-o OUTPUT_DIR, --output-dir=OUTPUT_DIR

Base path where the installer files will be extracted

into a folder named after the product, ie.

'BootCamp-041-1234'. Uses the current directory if

this option is omitted.

-k, --keep-files Keep the files that were downloaded/extracted. Useful

only with the '--install' option on Windows.

-p PRODUCT_ID, --product-id=PRODUCT_ID

Specify an exact product ID to download (ie.

'031-0787'), currently useful only for cases where a

model has multiple BootCamp ESDs available and is not

downloading the desired version according to the post

date.

MyName-rMBP:brigadier-master MyName$ ./brigadier -m MacBook8,1 -o Bootcamp-MacBook8,1

Output directory Bootcamp-MacBook8,1 that was specified doesn't exist!

MyName-rMBP:brigadier-master MyName$ mkdir Bootcamp-MacBook8.1

MyName-rMBP:brigadier-master MyName$ ./brigadier -m MacBook8,1 -o Bootcamp-MacBook8.1

Using Mac model: MacBook8,1.

Model supported in package distribution file at http://swcdn.apple.com/content/downloads/28/26/031-24514/qx7ph7k6mewtcf4eyhxmiil gc7r2ikjgud/031-24514.English.dist.

Distribution 031-24514 supports the following models: MacBook8,1, MacBookAir5,1, MacBookAir5,2, MacBookAir6,1, MacBookAir6,2, MacBookAir7,1, MacBookAir7,2, MacBookPro9,1, MacBookPro9,2, MacBookPro11,1, MacBookPro11,2, MacBookPro11,3, MacBookPro11,4, MacBookPro11,5, MacBookPro12,1, MacPro6,1, Macmini6,1, Macmini6,2, Macmini7,1, iMac13,1, iMac13,2, iMac13,3, iMac14,1, iMac14,2, iMac14,3, iMac14,4, iMac15,1.

Making directory Bootcamp-MacBook8.1/BootCamp-031-24514..

Fetching Boot Camp product at URL http://swcdn.apple.com/content/downloads/28/26/031-24514/qx7ph7k6mewtcf4eyhxmiil gc7r2ikjgud/BootCampESD.pkg.

100.0% 1633591296 / 1633586781 bytes

Expanding flat package...

Extracting Payload...

Extracted to Bootcamp-MacBook8.1/BootCamp-031-24514/WindowsSupport.dmg.

Done.

MyName-rMBP:brigadier-master MyName$ cd Bootcamp-MacBook8.1/

MyName-rMBP:Bootcamp-MacBook8.1 MyName$ ls -lt

total 0

drwxr-xr-x 3 MyName staff 102 Aug 13 11:57 BootCamp-031-24514

MyName-rMBP:Bootcamp-MacBook8.1 MyName$ cd BootCamp-031-24514/

MyName-rMBP:BootCamp-031-24514 MyName$ ls -lt

total 3188544

-rw-r--r-- 1 MyName staff 1632530665 Aug 12 00:59 WindowsSupport.dmg

MyName-rMBP:BootCamp-031-24514 MyName$ pwd

/Users/MyName/Documents/brigadier-master/Bootcamp-MacBook8.1/BootCamp-031-24514

MyName-rMBP:BootCamp-031-24514 MyName$ ls

WindowsSupport.dmg

MyName-rMBP:BootCamp-031-24514 MyName$ openssl md5 WindowsSupport.dmg

MD5(WindowsSupport.dmg)= a3d3e4f4a950fe6b47c4cb55f7cd7e02

Ok brigadier downloaded a new WindowsSupport.dmg file, what should I do next ?

You can open the DMG, and check the Product Version. Do you still have OSXRESERVED partition or did you create a USB Installer via BC Assistant?

The version is still 6.0.6136

But I don't know how to use the "-p" command. I downloaded brigadier command file via the website and opened it and it automatically detected wich macbook I was using and downloaded a file so maybe this is why I still have this version even with the new file.

I don't see any partition called OSXRESERVED in Disk Utility.app, and my bootcamp don't allow me to create a USB installer, the option is not here

And i'm using a Retina MacBook 2015 12Inch

Ok I retried with Brigadier and now I have the 6.1.6459

Can you post the log? We need to ensure that it is for the right Mac model identifier.

I'm on Sierra & created my 64bit ISO directly from MS website using Chrome & got the same error message only difference in the wording was the number 10. It wouldn't recognize the image file for what it was, a 64bit. So I deleted that ISO file and went back using SAFARI & created a new ISO following the exact same steps at the exact same location, The Microsoft Media Creation Tool and this time it worked without a problem.

it doesn't work...is it a joke that I need a whole day to install windows on a mac?