Hey welcome back to the channel and welcome to my next episode of Tutorial
Tuesdays! Now this is one that a lot of you have asked about and I'm gonna show
you how to install Windows on Mac using bootcamp so let's jump right into the
tutorial. Alright so here we are on the Mac and the only Hardware you're gonna
need besides your Mac is at least the 16 gigabyte thumb drive now if you have a
newer Mac you don't need that thumb drive you can actually install Windows
directly from your computer without having to write the ISO out to that 16
gigabyte Drive where I'm dealing with a 2012 MacBook Pro here so I need to
insert that thumb drive and during the process it's gonna write the windows ISO
image to that thumb drive and install from there I'll leave a link down in the
description that shows you if you need to do this for your machine or not so
once we put that in it's going to show up as an untitled drive and the next
thing we're gonna need to do is get the ISO from the Microsoft site so if you
just go out to them download Windows 10 disk image site from Microsoft I'll have
a link down in the description that'll take it right out to here all you're
gonna do is just select the Edition you want I'm gonna do the May 2019 update
here hit confirm and it's gonna ask you for your language and then hit confirm
and then it's going to ask you 32-bit or 64-bit go ahead and download this 64 bit
now I'm gonna stop this because I have already done this part so I don't need
to download it again and jump right into the rest of the tutorial if you need to
download this go ahead and stop the video here and then come back when it's
all done so then you just need to boot up your boot camp assistant and this is
going to walk you through all the steps that you need to install Windows 10 on
your Mac so go ahead and hit continue and it's going to do a few things here
it's going to set up that Windows 10 install disk it's gonna do it on the
thumb drive for my computer it's gonna download the drivers that are required
for Windows 10 for whatever machine you're on and then it's gonna go ahead
and install Windows 10 for you so let's go through that process hit continue
it's going to ask you where that I so is that you downloaded this is why
we downloaded it in the previous step so I'm just going to make sure that we have
the correct image here and get the one that we fully downloaded and then make
sure that our correct thumb drive is selected if you have multiple USB drives
make sure that your thumb drive is selected here or else you're going to
overwrite your other USB drives so hit continue
it's just warning you it's going to erase so what did see one now is it's
erasing that thumb drive and then it's gonna write the ISO on to that thumb
drive so I'm gonna stop the video here and when this is done I'll start it up
again so now we're at the point where the Installer is done and it wants to
partition the drive we need to enter in our password here to allow it to do that
so let's put our password in and then now we want to partition the drive for
however much space we want to allow for Windows I have a one terabyte drive but
I don't want to use that whole space so I'm going to partition this to about a
hundred and sixty gigabytes so once you get that dialed in where you want hit
install it's gonna go through and do the partition and then it's gonna prompt
this one more time for our password and restart the machine so at this point
it's just restarting and it's going to install windows off of that thumb drive
on to the partition that was created in the previous step again if you have a
newer Mac it's just gonna do it from your internal storage it's not going to
do it from that thumb drive but either way it's going to go through the normal
Windows installation process so I'm going to kind of skip through this I'll
stop if there's something of note but otherwise we'll skip through the
installation and come back at the end to see if there's anything else we need to
do to start using Windows 10 in conjunction with Mac OS on our Mac
alright so at this point the machine has restarted and it's going through the
initial setup for Windows it's booted windows off our partition at this point
so we should be done with that thumb drive it's going through the initial
getting ready that's the generic getting ready for Windows 10 and then it's gonna
reboot again and bring us into Windows alright now as you can see we're at the
initial startup here this is just the generic Windows setup so we're gonna go
through the setup things now this screen the reason why it's only
showing Ethernet is because the drivers for the Apple components aren't going to
get installed until after we get into Windows so once we're in Windows it'll
go through and install the components that are downloaded in a previous step
and put onto the thumb drive but for right now it's only showing Ethernet so
we should be able to skip past this and continue going I'm just going through
and accepting the defaults here to show you the actual use of Windows 10 all
right so we've gone through the initial Windows setup and at this point it's
finishing everything up and getting ready to put us into Windows now once it
does it should install the drivers that the boot camp assistant went out and
downloaded from the Apple site now it should have detected what type of
machine we have what drivers we would need downloaded and put them on the
thumb drive and then once we get into Windows it'll allow us to install those
drivers and activate things like the Wi-Fi card and sound and anything that
is not natively supported by Windows 10 alright so as you can see we're in
Windows 10 and it did indeed automatically come up with the
application to finish the bootcamp installer this will go ahead and install
those drivers I was talking about so let's just go through this and select
our defaults now at this point it should be detecting any drivers that we need
that aren't supported by Windows or that have been updated by Apple installing
all those and activating all our devices that are not activated at the time such
as Wi-Fi all right so that installer is all done its installed all our drivers
we're gonna go ahead and finish and do a restart here that'll enable all our
drivers to activate when windows starts up and we should be good to go once that
happens all right so we're booted up we're at the windows launch screen let's
go ahead and log in as we would on any other machine now it's just finishing
some last-minute tools that will run that should only launch the first time
you reboot after those drivers are installed so now all the drivers should
be installed if we go into here we have acts
to all our Wi-Fi networks now we can connect to our Wi-Fi the camera should
even work with the default camera app there it is with a terrible background
everything's working just fine just the way you would expect on any machine now
when you restart the machine it's gonna restart in Windows until you switch to
Mac OS so the way this works is when you shut down the machine and restart it
it'll reboot into whatever operating system you were using last so if we
never switch to Mac OS it'll always reboot into Windows when we do want to
switch to Mac OS we can come down to the bar here go to the boot camp tool right
click on it and restart into OS X that will restart us into Mac OS and then
next time we restart the machine it'll reboot into Mac OS until we decide to
switch back to Windows if you want to choose the operating system to boot in
during boot up when you turn on your Mac hold down the option key and then it'll
eventually come up with a selection of the operating systems that you can
choose just use the arrow keys to choose whichever one you want to start in it'll
start up and run just as expected now I hope you found this useful and
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