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Clean install of El Capitan, I have downloaded the Windows 10 x64 ISO and run Boot Camp installer. Once you get to the screen where you select a partition, the BOOTCAMP partition can't be installed on. If I format it and try again, still no luck. Anyone have experience with this problem or a workaround for this?
Thanks,
Patrick
Mac Pro (Late 2013), OS X El Capitan (10.11.1), 256 GB SSD, 12 GB RAM
PRAM rest did it for me.
I had bookmarked this discussion because I had the problem where I could not install into the bootcamp partition.
I had started from scratch recreating all the partitions from recovery still no dice.
Then I did a PRAM reset and I've been able to go back to windows on bootcamp again after a 5 month break.
Thanks so much, everyone. Resetting PRAM worked for me!
I had installed Bootcamp earlier and uninstalled it a couple months ago. When I went to put it back on (after upgrading to Sierra), I had an issue similar to many others here.
Hi,
Im trying to install windows 10 and when I get to the install and the format partition to NTFS part, when I click it, it doesn't seem to do anything and won't allow me to click next. It says, windows cannot be installed on partition 4.
Gavin
Can you please start a new discussion to avoid confusion?
Gavin, did you try resetting PRAM? That's helped many in this thread.
Deleted all the Disks -> Create new Disks -> Next 😁 . Muahaha .
Hi Loner T, I've been having similar problems and attempted PRAM boot as suggested however after that my video has gone, then after about 10 seconds into the boot it shuts down. Attempted all forms of reboot and nothing is working. No idea what has happened and the timing for this has been terrible with work deadlines approaching. Thanks
Can you start a new discussion to avoid confusion with the OP?
Yes. What is the year/model of your Mac and the version of Windows? Windows can also be installed on the SSD part of the Fusion drive, but BC Assistant does not support such a configuration.
Thank you. This worked for me. Saved me a lot of grief. Cheers!
Thank you. This worked for me. Saved me a lot of grief. Cheers!
Thanks very much, that worked!
the exact message says "warning sign" followed by "We couldn't create a partition or locate an existing one. For more information, see the Setup Log Files". the same happened to me.
I have spent quite a lot of time on this and its detracting from the work I really have to do. Please issue some sort of work around!!
Windows 10 Boot Camp install won't let me install on BOOTCAMP partition on Mac Pro with SSD drive
