However, Boot Camp does not work with Hackintoshes. That being said, setting up a dual-boot system on a Hackintosh is still pretty easy. We've previously covered how to dual-boot Windows and OS X El Capitan on the same hard disk. However, that method is relatively complicated. Instead, this guide will show you how to install Windows and OS X on.

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Download Mac El Capitan; Boot Camp Mac Os El Capitan Download; What you need to install Windows 10 on Mac. MacBook introduced in 2015 or later; MacBook Air introduced in 2012 or later. May 25, 2021 In addition, you can choose to download an ISO file of Windows 10 first of all and then use USB bootable software to burn the file to your drive. Move 1: Download Windows 10 ISO File. To do this, you can also use Media Creation Tool. But note that this tool can only help you to download the ISO file of the latest Windows 10 version (now is 1809). Download Mac El Capitan; Boot Camp Mac Os El Capitan Download; What you need to install Windows 10 on Mac. MacBook introduced in 2015 or later; MacBook Air introduced in 2012 or later. Oct 17, 2016 I have recently installed Windows 10 on my iMac (27-inch, Late 2013.) I have successfully gotten the internet to work, but not the sound. I have upgraded and installed the newest Bootcamp software, but still, nothing. I have watched repeated videos, yet, nothing has happened sound wise. I've tried putting in headphones and that doesn't help.

The only reason I'm posting this is because I was stuck for a few hours and the internet had tons of conflicting fixes for this that led me nowhere. Still stuck with GPT errors and a whole lot of general bollocks. For some reason this refused to work on the USB port on the left of my macbook and for reasons known only to Job's & Gates' lovechild, worked on the one located on the right. Sorcery.
This is what worked for me, I can't guarantee that it will work for you and I'm by no means a Mac expert - so use at your own risk. Caveat emptor. No screenshots because of reasons.
What you need:
1. MacBook or other Mac Computer that is listed here: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204990
2. Windows 10 64-bit ISO.
3. A fresh USB stick, 8G or more would be fine.
4. At least 100GB free on your Mac for a 64GB Windows install.
What's next?
0. Update your mac if needed.
1. Run bootcamp and select the two options

- Create a Windows 7 or later setup disk

- Download the latest windows support software from Apple

1.1. Click Continue, grab a beer. or three. This takes a while.
2. Exit bootcamp. Because of reasons.
3. Fire up bootcamp and this time select the option to install (only).
4. Drag a partition size that suits you, I went with 64GB - then click Continue
5. Magic happens then the computer would probably reboot right into OSX. Manually reboot and this time hit the Option Key, Feel free to bang away at it. (Disclaimer: Do not bang away at it.)
6. When presented with boot options, please ignore the Windows option. Select UEFI boot.
7. Oh looky, run through the windows install until you get to the Disk screen. At this point choose your desired windows partition created in step 4 and then click format. The next button magically appears and you should now be able to proceed with installation.
8. Magic happens again, then a couple reboots later and Win 10 is done. Grab another beer. or three.
9. The next time you bring up the dual boot screen, Only OSX and Windows would be presented and the UEFI option is gone.
10. Happy dualbooting. Hell you'd be happy too after six beers.

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PharmDLy, I had the same issue. I am using OSX El Capitan and installed Windows 10 on the Bootcamp partition. After the Bootcamp drivers installed and the computer restarted, the OSXRESERVED partition was still there. Here's how I fixed it. Boot to the computer into OSX and open up Disk Utility. Click on the top apple hard drive icon in the left panel (physical disk, not logical). Next, click on the partition button at the top center of the window. Now in the pie button on the left, select the OSXRESERVED slice and click on the minus button below. This will allocate those 8 GB back to the Mac partition. Hope this helps.

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Nov 25, 2015 7:21 AM