Windows Boot Camp Installer Stuck

Hello pilotbarks,

I had the same problem back in February, got RMA from OWC/Macsales, sent them my Aura 1TB - desired upgrade for my MacBookPro Retina Mid 2014.

Now I have my Aura back with firmware Q0203B. So far I tried to migrate my Bootcamp partition with Windows 7 Enterprise from original 256GB SSD with no success. I tried Winclone pro and through discutility image restore.

After migration in both cases first boot to windows causes blackscreen. Second shows windows boot menu, where I am able to choose Safe mode, command line, normal mode, etc. Whatever the choice it follows with blackscreen.

Tried to repair it with Win7 install USB with no success.

1. Do you have any ideas about how to proceed to make it succesfully?
2. Also could you please mention how did it go in your case. What firmware do you currently have on your Aura and how far are you with Windows (which version) installation on Bootcamp?

Thanks in advance!

I have the exact same problem with a 1tb OWC Aura SSD on a MacBook Pro 13" early 2015 (12.1)... The windows 10 installer stops at 2-3% every single time, same install worked great on the stock SSD drive ... Really hope they will find a solution soon, bootcamp with boot enabler was my main reason to buy the ssd. They have not responded to my support ticket...

After boot selection mode it goes directly to black screen even if I choose Safe Mode. No other screen appears afterwards, so no chkdsk neither.

Before making a copy with Winclone I ran SysPrep on original SSD (tried also before SysPrep, both with the same result), which should run chkdsk automatically after next boot (in this case after migrating to OWC Aura). Unfortunately it didn't go for chkdsk, but blackscreen directly.

Nevertheless I did go for chkdsk from Winows USB installer disk.

It threw a warning saying, if I remember well, that other process is using the drive and to run it requires the disk to be unmounted. I agreed for this and chkdsk run without any errors, nor bad sectors, no repairs needed. It didn;t improve anything :/

First I did it without SysPrep... as it didn't work I tried with SysPrep thinking it may take into account the disk change and it's hardware configuration (in general SysPrep was also adviced by Winclone tutorial).

I have no idea whether any of these two images would restore back to the original drive. I don't want to try it as this would force me to erase the original Windows copy(the only one working of this instance). And I don't want to loose it in case of failure.

We are experiencing exactly the same problem! Is there still no solution for that? It is very unprofessional to advertise with "No Hassles or Hacks". We already had to install the OWC Dual Boot Enabler just to get stuck later in the process... A lot of wasted time.

We need Windows 10 on our MacBook.

OWC please respond.

Have you looked at the OWC website for their Bootcamp enabler?

From OSX terminal, please post the output of

diskutil info disk0

Is there more than one disk installed in your Mac?

I am having the exact same issue. Late 2013 MacBook Pro macOS Serria 10.12.3

Please see https://eshop.macsales.com/Service/Knowledgebase/Article/10/638/OWC-Dual-Boot-En abler .

How do I check my firmware version

thanks looks like I have the same firmware version.

I've gotten a reply and it seems I've been issued a RMA without much fuss - that actually pretty good customer service on OWC's part I think... I hope it'll solve the issue.