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Aug 15, 2015 7:05 AM in response to Andrew Stewart4by Andrew Stewart4,Thanks - I've read those articles but they don't help.
I've already made the ISO on a USB Drive. When I open Boot Camp Assistant It only seems to want to make another copy of the ISO.
How do I get the info on the USB Drive into the Boot Camp drive.
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Aug 15, 2015 7:17 AM in response to Andrew Stewart4by mende1,One question: what app did you use to create the Boot Camp partition? If you used Disk Utility, remove the partition and restore all the hard drive space to your OS X partition.
After doing that, open Boot Camp Assistant (in /Applications/Utilities), mark all the options (create a Windows USB installer, download the Windows support software and install Windows) and follow the steps. If you have got any doubt, check the official installation guide -> How to install Windows using Boot Camp - Apple Support
After creating the USB installer and downloading the support software, your Mac will restart and it will start up from the USB installer. Just follow the steps to install Windows, and format the partition labelled "BOOTCAMP" when Windows asks you where to install it.
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Aug 15, 2015 9:07 AM in response to Andrew Stewart4by mende1,Close Boot Camp Assistant. It seems that your Mac is ready to install Windows.
In order to start the Windows installation, restart your Mac. In case that your Mac does not start up from the Windows USB installer, hold down the Alt key while your Mac is starting up and choose the "Windows" option with a USB icon. Then, follow the steps and do what I told you in the last paragraph of my first reply.
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Aug 15, 2015 9:42 AM in response to Andrew Stewart4by mende1,Boot Camp Assistant uses FAT32 to format the Boot Camp partition, but this filesystem is no longer valid since Windows Vista. Just choose the "BOOTCAMP" partition and press "Format". Then, press Next and the installation will begin.


