Use Windows 10 on your Mac with Boot Camp
Drone / Helicopter / Multicopter / Controller. Scanner / Digital Camera / Webcam / Camcorder. Scanner / Digital Camera / Webcam /Camcorder. Installation and went as smooth as butter.ġ0) After the Windows 10 installation was complete I had to reinstall the Bluetooth drivers (from the Boot Camp Support drivers: see step 6) because my Apple mouse had lost some functionality. I then satīack, relaxed, and watched Windows 10 install on my iMac. I ran the tool and at a certain point was presented with a screen that asked: WHAT DO YOU WANT TO DO? Two options were available: 1) Upgrade this PC now, and 2) Create installation media (USB flash drive, DVD, or ISO file) for another PC.ĩ) I selected UPGRADE THIS PC NOW. Time for the next andĨ) I went to and downloaded the Windows Media Creation Tool. To see if everything continued to work (mouse, keyboard, webcam, sound, I installed all Windows updates and checked Looking good! The Apple keyboard and mouse were now working. Windows keyboard and mouse as my wireless Apple keyboard and mouse were noĨ.1 had completely installed, I plugged in my USB flash drive and installed theīoot Camp Support drivers (locate bootcamp.exe in the boot camp folder and Proper time I typed in my 8.1 25 character activation code. I installed Windows 8.1 to the “Boot Camp Partition” Windows 8.1 (I had a legitimate DVD copy that I had bought – a Windows 7 DVDĭisk will also work). The Boot Camp utility and unchecked all boxes except Install Windows 8 (it may have said Install Windows 7 or 8).īoot Camp partition size that I wanted (in my case 300GB for Windows and 200GB Once theĭownload was complete, I took out the USB Flash Drive and put it aside for I downloaded these drivers onto a 16GB USB Flashĭrive that had been formatted as MS-DOS (FAT)/Master Boot Record. 
Here is what I did:Īnd downloaded the correct Boot Camp Support drivers for my mid 2011 iMac (in I used the macOS Boot Camp utility and everything went as smooth as silk. I have just installed Windows 10 on my mid 2011 iMac.
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