How to Run Windows On a Mac

Download and install Boot Camp from a reputable source., Turn on your Mac and log into your account. , Go to the Utilities folder located under "Applications" or type "Boot Camp Assistant" into spotlight search. , Launch Boot Camp Assistant. , Click...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Download and install Boot Camp from a reputable source.

    Try to download the software from CNET.com or from another reliable site.
  2. Step 2: Turn on your Mac and log into your account.

    ,,, , You can divide space equally between Mac OS and Windows, give Windows 32GB, or assign space manually using the slider. , ,, Click continue/next.

    For Windows XP click Enter then press F8. , (You can enter it later). , , , Your Mac may restart several times. ,
  3. Step 3: Go to the Utilities folder located under "Applications" or type "Boot Camp Assistant" into spotlight search.

  4. Step 4: Launch Boot Camp Assistant.

  5. Step 5: Click "Continue."

  6. Step 6: Decide how much space you want for your Windows partition.

  7. Step 7: Then click "Partition."

  8. Step 8: Insert your 32-Bit or 64-Bit Windows XP

  9. Step 9: Windows Vista

  10. Step 10: or Windows 7 DVD into your drive and click Start Installation.

  11. Step 11: Your Mac will restart and launch the Windows installer.

  12. Step 12: If prompted for product key enter it or leave it blank.

  13. Step 13: When presented with a list of partitions

  14. Step 14: select the one labeled "BOOT CAMP."

  15. Step 15: Format that partition and click "Continue."

  16. Step 16: The installation process will begin.

  17. Step 17: Once Installation is finished and you have created a user account

  18. Step 18: insert your Mac OS X install DVD to install all of the Boot Camp drivers necessary for a smooth Windows-Mac environment.

Detailed Guide

Try to download the software from CNET.com or from another reliable site.

,,, , You can divide space equally between Mac OS and Windows, give Windows 32GB, or assign space manually using the slider. , ,, Click continue/next.

For Windows XP click Enter then press F8. , (You can enter it later). , , , Your Mac may restart several times. ,

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