naxka.blogg.se - Unetbootin for windows 8.1

If you get stuck, let me know.One question that I get asked alot is how to create a bootable USB disk especially for installation for ESX and Linux distros. I assume I left out some important instructions. Although this is the simplest way to get Windows 10, I believe it is worth the time to try to get 64 bit Windows running.

If not, then the instructions for modifying the iso file are given at the website: Select CD-ROM Boot Type:” error during Windows install.Īnother option would be to install a 32 bit version of Windows 10 using the optical drive. I would first try burning the iso to a DVD and test to see if you can boot. You may need a machine running Windows to modify the Windows iso file. You will also need a flash drive to hold the BCSS. Of course, installing Windows is easier if you choose to use your optical drive.

After the BCSS is installed, goto the Control Panel and open the Boot Camp pane.

Since you do not have macOS (OS X) installed, you may need to hold down the option key during restarts and manually select the boot volume. Once the new partition is complete, reboot to the new partition and destroy the old partition. This will require destroying the Ubuntu installation.

Do this after first booting to the BOOTCAMP partition. You will need to clone the BOOTCAMP partition to the beginning of the drive. I used the same download to install 64 bit Windows 10 on a 2007 iMac. Windows is designed to use old drivers when newer ones are not available. You will need to download the 32 bit Windows 7 Boot Camp Support Software.You will need to modify the steps as follows. At some point after installing you will need to buy a license to continue to use Windows 10. You can use this file to install Windows 10. You should choose to download an iso file. The website Download Windows 10 Disc Image (ISO File) can be used to download Windows 10. You will need to convert the macOS commands to the Ubuntu equivalents. These instructions have not been verified.īasically, these instructions are based on my answer to the posted question: No bootable device USB 2.0 MacBook Pro mid 2014. However, I will document the steps I believe are necessary to install Windows 10 on your machine. I do not have the time to create detailed instructions.