And the problem is I can't easily remove the Windows 10 disk from the computer since I've tucked that drive into the area where the second optical drive can be installed. Was thinking I could reset the PRAM NVRAM, get into MacOS with no video (since I have an NVIDIA 1070 GPU and resetting the PRAM NVRAM sets the driver back to to built-in) but since I have Remote Management enabled I should be able to remote control the Mac Pro from my portable Mac, which have worked before.

I'd rather not open up and swap the GPU out to my Mac-EFI one for the hundredth time.Ī PRAM reset still gets me into Windows. It's supposed to be a one time restart into the operating system selected in Boot Manager, right? Do you think my update to Windmessed things up? I can't use the startup manager (alt/option during boot) because I have a non-Mac-EFI GPU. No I can't seem to get back into MacOS again. In the meantime, do not forget to check out our other guides on How to Play Windows Games on a Mac, and How to Find and Remove ‘MSHELPER’ Malware on Mac.I downloaded Boot Manager from the beautiful homepage at (Next Loader seems interesting and looks great too by the way) for use with my MacPro5,1 and it seemed to work well, but after installing the Windows 10 October 2018 Update (version 1809) and restarting because of that I got back into Windows again. That is everything you need to know about how to install Windows on Mac. Finally, select Windows 10 and your Mac will boot your computer to the Microsoft operating system.This opens a selection screen that prompts you to choose which partition to boot from. Once the installation is complete, you can boot to macOS or Windows by pressing the Alt (or Option) key right after pressing the power button.

After a restart, you can then follow the on-screen instructions to install the Windows 10 operating system.

Bootcamp will now take care of partitioning your disk and launching the Windows installer.

The recommended partition size should be at least 128 GB according to Apple.

Then adjust the size of the partition dedicated to Windows by moving the slider from right to left.

Select the Windows 10 ISO image you want to install on your Bootcamp partition.

First of all, open Boot Camp Assistant on your Mac from Applications > Utility, or through Launchpad.

How to Install Windows on Mac with Boot Camp

It is also recommended to create a backup point for your files to avoid any inconvenience. Secondly, you will need a Windows 10 ISO image (downloadable at this link). First, you must have an updated version of macOS to version 10.11 or later. The guide below will explain how to install Windows 10 on a recent Mac (2015 or later models) with Boot Camp Assistant.

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