Show me I have a problem when converting to Mac and Windows users system image in the following link
http://i.imgur.com/57cRATC.jpg
Try this method in the following link, but I did not understand
[urgent]get "appleSSD.sys" error when installing windows 7 through bootcamp
I ask you to help me in how to apply the method
iMac, OS X Mavericks (10.9.5), i5
1. You should already have the Windows ISO on your Mac. There is no need to download it every time you want to install Windows.
2. You may be downloading BC Drivers for Windows. This needs to be done only once. Choose option 1 and 2 and build your USB stick only once.
3. BC Option 3 - Install/Remove Windows - can be executed multiple times using the same USB.
4. You may also want to look for a different USB stick as a test.
5. Your iMac has multiple USB ports. Test each one. You must connect the USB directly to the iMac. Do not use any USB hubs.
I did it exactly where you choose 1 and 2 of the interface program Boot Camp
Then I writing "diskutil verifyDisk disk0"
and I move the folder AppleSSD Out Outside the folder $WinPEDriver$
The result was:
NO BOOTABLE DEVICE - INSERT BOOT DISC AND PRESS ANY KEY
Oh dear Is it a second way to solve this problem? And I think that is the solution formate rest?
Connect the USB directly to the iMac. Shutdown you iMac. Startup your Mac and hold the Alt/Option Key. Can you take a photograph of the screen and post it?
I did like what you ordered me completely
I did connect flash USB directly with the computer and then you restart the Mac stayed down the Alt / Option button and the following message appeared to me
If you notice spelling mistakes Please do not get angry to me, I do not know the English language, but I rely on google translation
Your language is fine, please do not worry about it. 😉
Do you see a screen like the following...
or
All previous attempts at showing me the main Mac hard disk only Macintosh HD,
and does not appear to me the rest of the external storage units ( for example, USB or Boot Camp )
In the previous time when the system was Windows installed in two, it shows me when the computer all external drives starting
The two steps (SMC Reset and NVRAM Reset) need to be run again. After they complete, connect your USB again and check if it shows up on this screen? Does this happen for every USB port on your iMac?
In OSX, can you connect the USB and post the output of
sudo fdisk /dev/diskN (N should point to the USB as mentioned previously).
First you make a two-step (SMC Reset NVRAM and Reset) and then you try to launch the device but did not show the Flash USB Abe, also attempted to test all the ports and the result was one where you only basic storage disk for Mac only
Also I've written code sudo fdisk/dev/diskN the result was as follows:
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This output of Fdisk shows the disk is not bootable. Let us try the following steps. Please ignore the i386 MBR errors, but not any other errors in the following steps. (I will assume that the USB is disk2. Please verify and change the first step as appropriate).
sudo fdisk -e /dev/disk2
p
setpid 1
0B
flag 1
p
w
y
Please reboot your Mac and hold Alt/Option key and check if you see the USB flash drive?
I did that but there was nothing new
New that I noticed that my Mac after the restart I was asked to create Flash USB and do that, but it did not benefit me, where I've then run Mac Badeah not only primary storage disk shows
It seems that I needed to change the flash USB Drives
And USB present expired !!!
AhmedS1 wrote:
It seems that I needed to change the flash USB Drives
Yes, please try with a different USB flash drive. SanDisk Cruzer USB2 and Lexar flash drives work very well.
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