Now, with Boot Camp Assistant you can easily install Windows 10/8. You have now formatted your USB as JHFS+ with MBR as the partition scheme, which is what Boot Camp needs. There are many Mac users who want to install the Windows operating system on their Mac computer to get the most out of both worlds. Confirm and wait for formatting to complete.For ‘Partition Scheme’ select ‘Master Boot Record’.In the options window that appears, select ‘MacOS Extended (Journaled)’.Just run the file, once it finishes creating a new folder hit enter. On the left pane in Disk Utility, select your USB drive ( the actual device, not the partition in the drop-down) The cool thing about it is it will automatically recognize what computer you are using and download the proper version of Bootcamp.
Click ‘Show All Drives/Devices’ (don’t remember the exact wording).Still, to be sure, try the following if the first method doesn’t work: High Sierra, if that’s what you’re using, will format USBs with the GPT partition scheme instead of MBR, which is what you need - though in that case Boot Camp usually gives an error saying precisely that. Try this first, if it works then the rest of my comment can be ignored!Īnother problem I could think of is that your USB is not formatted correctly. Open Disk Utility and check if your ISO is mounted.
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