I have recently installed 2 Late 2016 Apple iMac's into a dental practice - their dental database only has the capability to run within a Windows OS. Using the most recent OS Apple offer I have installed Windows 10 Pro via BOOTCAMP. This works well and all the drivers install automatically! Installed windows 10 via bootcamp on my MBP running macOS Sierra, but I'd like to expand the Windows partition and shrink the macOS partition, avoiding a reinstall if possible. I did a search already, but the other questions I've found on this topic are 1) about windows 7 and 2) just suggest using WinClone or similar. An external USB flash drive with a storage capacity of 16GB or more, unless you're using a Mac that doesn't need a flash drive to install Windows. A 64-bit version of Windows 10 Home or Windows 10 Pro on a disk image (ISO) or other installation media.
Installed Windows 10 via bootcamp this morning on my early 2013 15' rmbp. Followed an instructional video on YouTube step-by-step and everything went fine until Windows itself started up. Brought me to the W10 homepage but unlike on the video I was watching, a pop up prompt from Bootcamp never appeared. I am now stuck in Windows 10 and cannot locate a Bootcamp icon anywhere and there is no option to turn on wifi in Windows 10 so I am also stuck without an Internet connection either seeing as I have no Ethernet port on my MacBook. Any help is greatly appreciated.
Let Windows 10 download and install everything. This will take a while, but it’s an important step. If you want to load MacOS by default and switch to Windows later, restart your Mac.
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How To Install Windows 10 Via Bootcamp
Posted on Sep 5, 2015 10:45 AM