mrtenyson
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Q: the problem is what my MBP is not recognize audio output. is there anyway that i could install win10 in BIOS

hi

just like you said. I accidentally clean my whole drive while installing window 10 using efi boot. now my macbookpro is full win10.the problem is what my MBP is not recognize audio output. is there anyway that i could install win10 in BIOS (if it run normally)or if i cant, is there anyway to install mac osx back ?!! help me pleaseee! thank you

 

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Posted on Apr 28, 2016 12:42 PM

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Q: the problem is what my MBP is not recognize audio output. is there anyway that i could install win10 in BIOS

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  • by K Shaffer,

    K Shaffer K Shaffer Apr 28, 2016 12:51 PM in response to mrtenyson
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    Apr 28, 2016 12:51 PM in response to mrtenyson

    Hello...!

     

    Your post appears to have been made into a new thread, so in case the

    original topic thread did not help resolve the problem (as it was answered)

    you have an additional space to present the case.

     

    Did you research and try the previous solution as indicated in original thread?

    Install mac on a fully windows-formatted hard drive (MacBook Air)

     

    There are other options, however if those mentioned aren't workable to you

    for some reason or another, you may have to fully reinstall OS X and then

    use BootCamp to create a partition for Windows OS. Some who have setup

    their Mac with Windows under BootCamp have intentionally removed OS X

    & left their Mac under Windows-only environment. That seemed to work as

    far as it goes. Then the user buys into the antivirus and other app ratrace.

     

    You could use a virtual machine such as Parallels if there are a few Windows

    applications you like but don't want to commit to a complete separate partition.

     

    Hopefully someone with additional ideas or clarification on those already in

    the previous thread, can help you resolve the situation.

     

    Good luck & happy computing!

  • by Loner T,

    Loner T Loner T Apr 30, 2016 6:42 PM in response to mrtenyson
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    Apr 30, 2016 6:42 PM in response to mrtenyson

    1. Please see How to install OS X on an external drive connected to your Mac - Apple Support and boot from this external disk and erase your internal disk and re-install OS X.

    2. If your Mac is a 2011 or older model, it is a preUEFI model, and does not fully support EFI boot. Audio only works on such Mac under MBR/BIOS which the BC Assistant uses on such models. You may also need to use a DVD, rather than a USB to install Windows on such Macs.