1. Mac Bootcamp Windows Drivers
2. Mac Bootcamp Windows 10
3. Mac Bootcamp Windows

There are many options when it comes to installing and running Windows 10 on a Mac computer. One of the most popular options is to use Mac OS built-in Boot Camp Assistant software.

But unlike the other apps that come with Mac OS, Boot Camp has a couple of drawbacks regarding its performance and functionality. Such as,

Boot Camp Support Install Windows on your Mac Boot Camp is a utility that comes with your Mac and lets you switch between macOS and Windows. Download your copy of Windows 10, then let Boot Camp Assistant walk you through the installation steps for Intel-based Macs. However, with the release of Boot Camp 5.0 for Mac OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion in version 10.8.3, only 64-bit versions of Windows 7 and Windows 8 are officially supported. Boot Camp 6.0 added support for Windows 10. Boot Camp 6.1, available on macOS 10.12 Sierra and later, will only accept new installations of Windows 7 and later; this requirement. Windows 10 will now boot fully, and you'll be able to use Windows normally. How to install Boot Camp software on your Windows 10 partition. When Windows 10 loads for the first time on your Mac, a Boot Camp software installer will automatically pop up. Click I accept the terms in the license agreement.

• It currently supports only a single partition drive.
• Often gives unknown error messages with minimal information.
• Every time it launches, it will automatically download 1.6 GB windows drivers. And it is placed under “/Library/Application Support/BootCamp/WindowsSupport.dmg”.

So in this article, we will teach you how to install Windows 10 on Mac OS without using a Boot Camp.

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Install Windows 10 on Mac without Boot Camp

What you will need

• A USB Stick (8GB or larger)
• A Valid Windows 10 license
• A copy of the Windows 10 ISO
• A Downloaded copy of the UUByte ISO Editor or unetbootin

Step 1. Turn on your Mac device normally and boot into Mac OS. Then open the Launchpad and click on “Other”. From that list open Disk Utility.

Step 2. In the Disk Utility, on the left side select your drive (SSD or HDD). After that select the partition tab. Here Disk Utility will show you the layout of the partition.

Step 3. To create a new partition, click on the small “+” sign.

Step 4. Select the new partition that you have created and enter a name for it. (Remember to enter a name that you can easily recognise later when installing the Windows 10). Select the size of the partition (minimum size should be at least 30 GB). And finally, select the partition format. (Choose either ExFat or DOS here, remember you have format the partition as NTFS later when installing the windows 10).

Step 5. After entering all the required information click on the Apply button. When you see the following error message click on the Partition button. Once the new partition has been created, close the Disk Utility tool.

Step 6. Now, you need to create a bootable Windows 10 installation media. Here is a quick step by step video guide on how to create Windows 10 bootable USB on Mac without Bootcamp. If you already have a Windows 10 bootable media, you can skip Step 7 and proceed to Step 10.

Step 7. Plugin your USB Stick and start Disk Utility. In the left panel under external, select your USB device. Click on the Erase option and select all the options as follows. Then click on Erase.

Format: ExFat

Scheme: Master Boot Record

Step 8. Create a Bootable Media
Method 1. Using UUByte ISO Editor (Recommended)

Mac Bootcamp Windows 10

UUByte ISO Editor is the program we are going to use. It is multi-function ISO toolkit that can easily create bootable Windows USB drive in a fast way. What’s more, it is also working well on latest macOS Big Sur. You can download the installation dmg file from this link: https://www.uubyte.com/download/uubyte-iso-editor.dmg

• Plug in a USB flash drive; then open UUByte ISO Editor app on your Mac and hit the Burn button.
• In the new window, you will see the USB drive listed on the screen by default. Now, click Browse button to load Windows 10 ISO into the program.
• Finally, hit the Burn button to start writing ISO image to the USB drive. This will be done in less than 2 minutes on a USB 3.0 drive.

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Method 2. Using unetbootin

• Download and install “unetbootin” from the following web link. (It’s free open-source software). https://unetbootin.github.io/
• Plugin your USB Stick and start unetbootin (Enter your password here if required). Then select all the options as follows and click OK. (It may take a few minutes to complete this process)
• Disk image: Check the Diskimage option and browse and select your Windows 10 ISO file.
• Type: USB Drive
• Drive: Your USB drive (you should only see one drive here, if you have multiple drivers listed here, confirm the right device before selecting the drive)

(* Before Step 10 it is crucial to disconnect all the external drives which are connected to the machine. Unplug everything except your keyboard. Also if you have multiple drives connected, disconnect them all except the one which you want to install the Windows 10)

Step 10. Once your bootable media drive is ready, Restart your mac and while restarting hold down the “ALT” (Option) key. This will bring up the following screen. Here select the Windows option. (Only select EFI if you are certain)

Step 11. Select the newly created partition in the following partition selection screen and click on the Format button to format the new partition with NTFS. (Remember to make sure whether you have selected the right partition before clicking on the Format button.)

Step 12. Then click on the Install button. It will take a few minutes to complete this process. (Note that during Windows 10 installation, your machine will restart several times. Remember to hold down the ALT key and select the Windows in the option to continue the installation.)

Step 13. From here onwards, you will need to follow the standard Windows 10 installation procedure.

Step 14. Once the installation is completed, make sure to check whether everything works fine.

That’s it. If you find any problems when you install windows on mac without Bootcamp feel free to mention them in the comment section. We are here to help you.