Boot camp MacBook Pro 2018

It works as of today with Windows 10 1809!!

Tried all other, 1607, 1703, 1709 and 1803, and they all failed.

In the past there have been times when the bootcamp drivers were not ready when the computer shipped. Im in the same boat so I think its just a matter of waiting on Apple. Can not install the MacOS beta either.

They told me they are working on this but there is no definitive time frame.

Maybe this is a dumb question; but, are you connected to the internet?

MSDN ISOs with multiple version of Windows on it do not work properly under BC Assistant. You should use single-edition Retail ISO from Microsoft's Software Download page. T

ypically, the English ISO file name is Win10_nnnn_English_x64.ISO. Wireless downloads of these ISOs are notoriously failure-prone and Microsoft does not provide any proper verification of these ISOs using SHA1 or MD5.

Thank you for reaching out to them. I know they did not give you a definitive time but do you think it is likely a problem that will be fixed in days or more like weeks? I need to run windows programs for work/grad school so I'm scrambling a bit to figure out a solution as I did not know this was a problem buying the computer. Thanks again!

Sorry but this is unacceptable. I sold my 2017 on Friday after finally waiting for a revised 13" with quad-core processing and a fixed keyboard. Took a loss but fine, it was my decision. Bought a 2018 over the weekend. Attempted to setup Boot Camp on Sunday but nope, not available. My company uses applications that only work on Windows, although my other business runs on OSX and I own several Apple products. I now have no way to access my primary work applications and after chatting with Apple, I'm told yeah sorry, check every few days.

No warning, no disclaimer. Just sorry AFTER the purchase. I know it's only been a few days but what p***** me off is the fact nobody can share when Boot Camp will be available. I can look past the trash keyboard, the overpriced hardware, outdated technology, but when you block my ability to work from a PRO machine that cost over $2000, it's a bit frustrating.

Sorry y'all, had to rant...

I'm ready to some complaining myself. I wasted about 8 hours on Sunday trying to install Windows 10 with Boot Camp Assistant on a new 2018 Macbook Pro. I chatted online with AppleCare, I talked to someone on the phone from AppleCare, and then ended up going into the Apple store when I found I was unable to do a recovery of the OS. I thought possibly migrating my previous data from a TimeMachine backup was contributing to the problem. Anyhow, the poor young lady I worked with at the store bricked my machine. The new architecture prevents you from being able to recover the OS unless there's an admin account on it. She formatted the drive, which prevented re-installation. Then they gave me a new laptop, which turned out to be the wrong model (2017). So now I'm on my third laptop in six days and I still can't install Windows 10. I'm not impressed. If I can't get it installed before the return period I think this thing is going back.

nednerb1 wrote:

Can anyone confirm that the Windows Support Software is maintained by Apple? The tech I spoke with on Monday advised me to contact Microsoft about the error.

Apple maintains it. Just call the tech back and provide this link - Boot Camp Support Software 5.1.5640 .

Do we have any ETA on how long this might take ?

Same here. Windows runs beautifully with the i9 and the 32 GB in Parallels but I need native for some apps too. Thanks for calling support!