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Hello, I am trying to put Windows Vista on my mac with boot camp (Windows is on a disc) its very confusing, I couldn't find any tutorials on Youtube...
Computer Fan-OTHER, OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.4)
Run BC Assistant. You should see only two options, if you Mac is older than 2012 AND it has a built-in Optical drive. You can download the software to a USB2 flash drive and insert your DVD and and select Install Windows.
Please see Boot Camp: Install Windows on your Mac .
Can you give me more though instructions please sorry.
I have a late 2012 iMac (The first "Skinny" ones.)
Look at the link. Please ask questions once you take a look at it.
I only have vista doe..
If you have a physical DVD,
1. you need an external Optical drive, if your Mac does not have a built-in Optical drive,
2. a 8-16Gb USB2 flash drive.
Please start at Install Windows 7 and earlier on your Mac using Boot Camp - Apple Support .
I have a optical dvd drive its a usb one
I need help putting Windows Vista on my external HDD. (Windows is on a disc) So I could boot to it.
