Amazing tutorial...!! Thank you so much. This works perfectly. I just did a small change. Here is the process I followed: I downloaded the Win 10 and Win 11 ISO files as instructed. Instead of Fat 32 I formatted the USB drive in ExFat. Created the installer as instructed. Downloaded and copied the Bootcamp drivers via brigadier. I did not boot from USB as I wanted to do a upgrade in my existing Mac - Windows 10 partition. I ran the setup file from windows 10. (I ensured to press Option Key for all restarts and selected the Windows 10 and not the USB drive) The upgrade went smoothly and I did not require any driver update (the downloaded drivers were not required as this was a upgrade and not a fresh install) I managed to successfully install Windows 11 in my iMac 5K Late 2017 model and MacBook Pro 16”. All my existing softwares which ran on Windows 10 are running fine. I was even able to perform windows update on windows 11 in my iMac.
@@RidingLifesRoads I meant boot into your existing windows 10 partition. Then use file explorer to navigate to the USB drive which contains setup file. Just run the setup file from it and simply click on next or appropriate options to upgrade to windows 11. I hope this clarifies.
phew, i followed your guide some of the way, had to make it compatible with bootcamp, and transfer to usb ssd, now i can boot mac / win11 without having extra partition on mac ssd.. thanks mate 😊👍
For those who already have Windows 10 installed on their Mac, here's what I did; 1. I downloaded both windows 10 and 11 iso's 2. I made a new folder in desktop and copied the files ( like in the video) replacing the install.wim file. 3. I formatted my USB drive using exfat, then copied the contents of the folder into the Usb flash drive. 4. I booted into windows 10 and inserted the flash drive, it was already recognized as a bootable drive. I opened, double clicked set up and started installation process. Note that I did not create iso at any point. Also I didn't do the driver part of brigadier. I just went on and double clicked set up and installation started. Mind you, at the first restart you have to hold the options key and select the windows partition and not the Usb to continue installation. Everything updated successfully in the end without issues. I hope this helps someone !
@@swiftxchange6543 awesome man. How do you go about getting drivers set up? On my iMac I was able to get win 11 finally but the amd Radeon r9 m380 drivers can’t be found by the windows device manager. And boot camp can’t be found in windows either
@@1anthyony I didn't face that issue. Although after installation I used 'Driver booster' free to update my drivers. You can also try and download the drivers using brigadier like in the video. I hope you find a solution
Hi, i keep getting this error with boot camp setup (boot camp requires that your computer is running windows 7) i tried to run it with compatibilty mode and it didnt work. Please help. Any other way to download drivers?
The drivers are in the downloaded package so you will probably need to install them manually. In most cases just fixing network connectivity (Ethernet or wireless) is enough and the rest can come through Windows Update.
@@jensdbe Hello, I have a 2015 imac with amd graphics and when I want to update to adrenalin, which is the most current graphics driver, it does not allow me, I get error 173, it does not find amd drivers
Great video! Thank you :-) Following the steps, I've got installed successfully Windows 11 Pro on my Macbook Air 7,2 However one step was slightly different, when I entered my product key I didn't have an option to select Win version during installation, but it installed the correct one :-)
HI, thank you so much for taking one for the Mac team. It's nice nothing was bricked. Is there a way to update Windows 10 (Boot Camp) to Windows 11 using Windows Update but somehow enabling with an app the TPM and Secure Boot, safely? God bless you.
Fantastic video. Just at the right pace, the instructions are super-clear. Everything worked like a charm for me with no issues (MBP 13" Early 2015). Liked and subscribed. Thanks a lot for sharing!
I get to the last step, once I format my partitioned drive, I get an error - "Windows cannot be installed on an MBR table, only on a GBT disks." How do I troubleshoot this?
I just finished installing Windows 11 on my MacBook pro 2014 successfully, i didn't split the file (install.win), i format my usb using exFat and copy that file (install.win) with no problem.
@@jensdbe The display goes completely black when setting up the drivers. I waited for like 10 mins and it still is black. Do I wait or is there something wrong? Edit: It goes black with the Nvidia drivers.
all the steps worked until needed to select the disk where to install. There was no partition, although I created it and it appeared in Mac. Do you know what might be the reason, has anyone got to this point and got over it to install? Thank you!
Hello. I have already followed your tutorial several times with success, and today I went to try to install it on a MacBook Air 2014 and I am getting this error: Windows could not set the offline locale information. Error code 0x80000001. It is important to say that if I try to install Windows 10 from the pendrive created by the official MIcrosoft tool, it works correctly. If I change the install.esd file for the smaller install.swm and install2.swm, then the problem occurs. Any idea what it could be? Thanks.
Hello friend - thanks for a great video - I was able to follow the instructions and get Win 11 installed on my Macbook Air 7.2. I suggest you add a couple of more details in your blog: 1) During windows installation, we get 'Can't find network' window and there is no option to skip it. I found that we need to invoke Command prompt and kill that window to proceed. Please add this step. 2) Please add instructions on how to clean up Mac after Windows install is done - to delete unwanted installation files and uninstall softwares that were installed. This may sound trivial - however, we followed special installation steps. It is good to know how to uninstall them properly as well. Thank you again.
For 1) this is only applicable with Windows 11 home. The pro version lets you skip that part as far as I know. 2) The only thing to uninstall or remove is the downloaded ISO and downloaded files with Brigadier. The rest is all on your USB drive.
Danku wel voor het video maar bij mij kwam een probleem, ik heb alle stappen gevolgt en net voor dat de windows moest installeren kwam de W11 niet bij op te kunnen aanduiden en te installeren. Kunt u alstublieft op antwoorden?
Everything works, until I install the Bootcamp drivers inside of Windows. It says it’s installed and it reboots, but still the trackpad, keyboard and wifi is not working, and everything is really slow. Anyone knows how to fix this? (Intel)
Are you sure the bootcamp drivers are for the correct model? If you have an option to connect with a cable or other wifi adapter, you could run Windows Update and install optional (driver) updates.
@@jensdbe Yes I double checked that. I also didn't specify a model, and let it identify for itself. I have that option, I'll try it later today. But aren't at least the touchpad and keyboard driver supposed to install with Bootcamp?
Hello, I have a 2015 imac with amd graphics and when I want to update to adrenalin, which is the most current graphics driver, it does not allow me, I get error 173, it does not find amd drivers
i keep getting stuck at the wimlib part error: Not a valid ref: refs/remotes/origin/master fatal: ambiguous argument 'refs/remotes/origin/master': unknown revision or path not in the working tree. Use '--' to separate paths from revisions, like this: 'git [...] -- [...]'
I would recommend the registry editing method instead: bypass RAM, TPM & Secureboot checks. It takes 2 minutes and can be done during the normal Windows 11 installation :)
I know, did a video on that as well: ruclips.net/video/iPc4Tmhv-1o/видео.html That method wasn't really widely known back then. Agree that the registry change is easier.
I followed all the steps (but my Windows 11 ISO was the official one not the Insider build), and installed Boot Camp on Windows, after it restarted the keyboard, mouse, network, etc. are still not working. Please help I'm using MacBookPro16,2
You are probably missing the drivers for keyboard/touchpad. Had the same when I installed Windows on my 2019 Macbook Air. You can use an external keyboard to install the drivers downloaded with Brigadier.
Great video thanks! Quick question: is there a way to do this from inside the bootcamp preexisting partition (since I have windows 10 with lots of of software already set that I wish to preserve intact)?
You could try to use the USB drive to upgrade but I did not test this at all. So definitely take a back up before you try. But would be nice to find out :)
@@jensdbe Ok, it worked! Thank you very much! I followed your steps and then Swift Xchange's suggestion down in the comments. I did everything exactly as suggested (except the Brigadier part, since I already had my previous installation), then I logged into my Win10, and from there I opened the USB flash, clicked on setup and voilá! Upgraded and all my settings, files and software working perfectly as expected! Thanks again!
hi, i have one all the steps but when was installing in my macbook pro, it is shwing me to choose language to select, time format etc but I am nit able to choose as mouse pad/arrow is not visible anywhere and looks like stuck , do you have any solution?
Most likely the drivers are missing for your keyboard/touchpad. Had the same on my 2019 Macbook Air. You should be able to use an external keyboard to control until you have installed the drivers downloaded with Brigadier
@@jensdbe can you download the driver from brigadier my any other means, not sure what you meant my external keyboard and how to use it when the I can’t choose any options on that screen and hence can go forward. Thanks
@@mythicstar047 check this video for more details : ruclips.net/video/XskcSmb6nTM/видео.html with external keyboard I mean not the one which is part of your macbook, just a regular keyboard :)
Urgent help: I did everything as you suggested and everything went smooth However, after starting windows installation, the drives do not appear , there's is nothing to select even if i refresh it..
Most likely the drivers are missing for your SSD. Had the same on my 2019 Macbook Air. In that screen, you can browse for a driver and seach in the Brigadier-downloaded folder on your USB drive. Check my video on the MacBook Air 2019 if you need more details: ruclips.net/video/XskcSmb6nTM/видео.html
can you make tutorial for update to windows 11 from windows 10 (on bootcamp). so i'm not lose my previous data on windows 10 (not fresh install like this video)
You can run setup.exe from the USB drive (after going through all the steps) instead of booting from it. This will allow you to do an upgrade. Just make sure you are not installing updates in this process (it's an option). It will show Windows 10 everywhere but if you did this right, you will end up with Windows 11. Keep in mind that I did not test this with Bootcamp or on a Mac (I did on a PC though), so make sure you have a proper backup. And would be nice to let us know how it went :)
If I have Windows 10 already installed on my iMac via bootcamp, can I use the installer to upgrade to 11 or do I have to back up my files and do a fresh install of 11 and use windows backup to restore everything else?
You can run setup.exe from the USB drive (after going through all the steps) instead of booting from it. This will allow you to do an upgrade. Just make sure you are not installing updates in this process (it's an option). It will show Windows 10 everywhere but if you did this right, you will end up with Windows 11. Have not tested this with Bootcamp or on Mac but have seen a lot of people that used it without issues on a PC. Keep us posted.
Hello, is there any tutorial on how to install windows 10 natively on a new hard disk (no partitions) without bootcamp on macbook pro mid 2010? Thanks in advance :)
I have install this with your guide on a MacBookPro 9,2 and everything was working, after the installation of windows 11 i do some changes in the settings and same other stuff when i see the wifi don´t work and the i tryed to install the Bootcamp/Drivers and when it was done i restart windows and when i have logged in i see a install of virtual + starting and the win crash (black screen sad faces...), win is restarting same happends and again and again and so on! What can i do to get out of this loop?
Hello do you have the download link to the version on brigadier that you used, because the new version has different commands, and your commands would not work with new version.
If you're struggling with the command-line for Brigadier. Have a look at Bombardier, which comes with a GUI, same purpose: github.com/ninxsoft/Bombardier
In that case you can follow the same steps. Just delete all the partitions at the step where you select where to install Windows. Then create a new one covering the full disk/drive.
@@jensdbe ok I only have a extra wired mouse so will only mouse work or do I need a keyboard? Because I was doing something related to this and then I saw that I needed to insert a boot disk and press a key .
Hi, Firstly thank you for the great content and easy explaining the installation process. NOw I have late I mac 2012, and I did install win 10 before. So the I have win10. I tried to download win 11 ISO file and just to upgrade as I have win1o. I couldn't because of the Check up file. I managed to replace appraiserres.dll to avoid the check up process. Now when I run the update process I can only do a clean installation and not upgrade (Update) from win 10. Any idea how to update my win10pro to win 11. thanks
Hi, thank you for making this amazing tutorial. But, is it possible for sharing your tweaked installation files? So you can help us saving much time for downloading win 10 & win 11, extracting and replacing plenty of files. Much appreciated.
Impossible to tell what could be the issue without more information about what you see. Is there an error message? Don't forget to press enter after pasting the code as well.
tutorial works great until i get to the brigadier step. When i run the ./brigadier step I receive error ImportError: No module named requests This appears to be a missing python module. Can you advise how to resolve?
In case you're struggling with the command-line for Brigadier. Have a look at Bombardier, which comes with a GUI, same purpose: github.com/ninxsoft/Bombardier
Great video! Installed W11 on my Intel MBP 2018 (late) I could only get it to work on my Samsung X5 SSD and not my Samsung T5 SSD; for some reason the T5 kept incurring a error that said it could not install to a USB device or IEEE device. I had to use eXFAT to start with then reformatted to NTFS in the install; the MS-DOS(FAT) came up with the same error:/ I had some trouble with drivers at first, then did the Windows Update and the Bootcamp setup to install the missing drivers. I was NOT able to get the bluetooth driver to setup properly! I definitely have bluetooth on the MBP, there are bluetooth devices connected in the settings window...but no toggle to turn bluetooth on/off and no way to pair a device:/. Any ideas how to fix this? Would be nice to be able to pair my Sony WH1000-MX4 or Apple AirPods to listen to while I work;> But, regardless, I have a Windows 11 install on an external SSD...KUDOS and Cheers mate!
Did you download and install the bootcamp package with Brigadier? This can also be done from within Windows. This enables some toggles and has additional drivers.
@@jensdbe Yes, I did. No joy. I ran the Bluetooth troubleshooter to no avail. I then ran the Bootcamp setup again…no joy. But on restart…SUCCESS!! Typical Windows…reboot…reboot…reboot, oh it works now;> Thanks again for your video, it rocks! Also, no need for MS-DOS…works fine with eXFAT. Cheers!
I have done USB like You instructed but then when I hold alt and I enter to windows installation I loosing my touchpad cursor and no keyboard working. What to do with this problem?
Most likely there are no drivers for your keyboard/trackpad in the Windows installer. I had the same on my 2019 MacBook Air. The solution is to use an external keyboard/mouse until you were able to install the drivers downloaded by Brigadier. You can check this in more detail in the video on that MacBook with Windows: ruclips.net/video/XskcSmb6nTM/видео.html
when I try to install windows 11 after formating the partition I created an error appears "we couldn't create a new partition or locate an existing one. For more information, see setup log files". What should I do? help please
Hi. I exactly have the same issue. Could you fix that already? It is a pitty that no one replied yet since a year. But it is definitely something that needs to be solved.
I have followed all the steps but when I am at minute 13 of the video my pc does not respond to mouse and keyboard. It seems they are not recognized. I have a MacBookPro 16.1 and on brigator I insert model --MacBookPro16,1
Most likely there are no drivers for your keyboard/trackpad in the Windows installer. I had the same on my 2019 MacBook Air. The solution is to use an external keyboard/mouse until you were able to install the drivers downloaded by Brigadier. You can check this in more detail in the video on that MacBook with Windows: ruclips.net/video/XskcSmb6nTM/видео.html
Hello, Thank you for this video, can we install windows 10 natively and to be running exclusively on the new MacBooks pro with the full spec m1 pro max? Will there be any issues running windows 10 natively on the new macbook? Thought of doing this to utilize the powerful hardware but have it on windows.. used to do that on the Intel macbooks earlier 😁
Installing Windows 10 or 11 natively on an M1-based Mac is not possible (yet). There are other options though. Did a video earlier on installing Windows 11 with UTM on an M1-based Macbook: ruclips.net/video/KUlqHmiZLyU/видео.html
all right but some versions of Bootcamp have problems and after update faced with Bluescreen error. and we just need Bootcamp for right-click nothing more. how we can solve it?
Thank you for such a great video. I have been using windows 11 on my mac for a while now and when I partitioned the drive i obviously didn't allow enough storage space for everything i was going to have. Can I just increase the participation in disk utility without any problem? Thank again!!
Not 100% sure. Haven't tried that in a long time, so it might work now, but I had a corrupt/unbootable Windows install doing this in the past. Definitely make a proper backup before trying.
ik this is dumb but i dont have a spare flashcard rn.. imma try and install windows 10 on my imac for now since i got an error when trying to install windows 11.. i have installed windows 10 before on my 2015 macbook years ago w a partitioner and bootcamp assistant. anyway.. w my imac i got an error, pls somebody lmk if this can be done without an external device(windows 11)? thx
Hey this is a really great video. I have managed to follow it through as far as selecting my partition and formating it in Winodows set up (at 14:05 in the vidoe). When I hit next I get the error message "We couldn't create a new partition or locate an existing one. For more infoemation see the Setup log files". Up to this point every stage matched yours pefectly. Any suggestions? Cheers.
It might be that the Windows installer does not have the necessary drivers for your SSD. If you have downloaded the bootcamp drivers, you should be able to browse for them in the $WinPEDriver$ folder. Check out the video I did earlier on a 2019/2020 MacBook Air with the same issue: ruclips.net/video/XskcSmb6nTM/видео.html
@@jensdbe Hi. I watched that video and have downloaded the drivers, but when I load them, the seem to make no difference. Unlike the video you posted, Windows does see my ssd and its partitions. I select the one labelled W11, format it, *it changes the name to untitled), select it again, hit next and then I get the error message. The first time I tried it, it did start to install but failed at about 3%. Any suggestions? Thanks.
Hey man for some reason when I use brigadier it says “Couldn’t find a Boot Camp ESD for the model MacBookAir7,2 in the given software catalog. I’m using the same MacBook as you so I don’t understand the problem. When I tried using Boot Camp to get the drivers bootcamp.exe didn’t appear. Do you know a fix to either of these problems?
@@giorgospatsis1151 thanks for the help but it’s fine now, I just got the Boot Camp drivers from the Boot Camp app itself, and put it on a usb stick. But thanks anyways!
Hi, I managed to follow all the instructions but during installation, I got this message "windows could not collect information for [OSImage]since the specified image file [install.wim] does not exist". This was during the installation of windows using USB. Please help. Thanks.
Most likely something went wrong when writing the destination of the splitted file. Can you check if they exist on your USB drive in /sources? There should be a file install.swm and install2.swm if all went well.
Unfortunately at the step 14’12 of you video, after completing all the 5 lines of the installation process, I get an error message : « Installation cancelled, Windows could not prepare your computer for the next step of installation, please restart the installation program ». I retried twice but I still get the same error message. I think my MacBook Pro 5,5 Core2Duo 2,52 Ghz 8gb/512SSD does not have the requirements for Windows 11. Can you confirm ? Thank you !
@@jensdbe First of all, thank you for your quick answer. I have created a dedicated 128Gb partition for Win11. My ISO was an optimized and updated version of Win11. There was no install.wim file but an install.esd instead (5,3gb). Nevertheless, the split file process ended properly. I will try with the ISO you advise. By the way, a 128Gb partition is enough ?
After running setup.exe I still can't connect to a network on Windows 11. On the boot camp download AutoUnattend.xml wasn't there and I'm not sure if that's the root of the problem.
Did you go through the setup.exe from the downloaded bootcamp drivers? You can try and download these on another PC or Mac as well and copy the package using a USB drive for example.
You can choose to use this method, which basically would do a fresh install or to do the upgrade as explained in ruclips.net/video/7QMrB4LxqQ8/видео.html Good luck!
Thank you for the video. I was able to install windows perfectly well however when going into settings there is no way of configuring taps, scrolling, 3-finger gesture etc. Do you know why this may be and is there any way to fix it?
I believe you can do shift + F10 in that screen. That should bring up a command prompt. Then run taskkill /F /IM oobenetworkconnectionflow.exe That should allow you to continue with an offline user.
I did this on my mac pro 2011 and after install the bootcamp in window i get the wdf_violetion error And now i just rebooting:( any help? I try using a comand but didn’t work
It's not possible to run Windows 10/11 natively on an M1-based Mac (yet). There is another method, which I covered in a separate video. You can find it here: ruclips.net/video/KUlqHmiZLyU/видео.html
My trackpads gestures is not working on windows 11, I am trying to change the scrolling to be opposite and use the 2 finger and 3 finger gesture controls etc, do you know a fix for this? I tried installing all the drivers
It's not possible (yet) to install Windows natively on M1-based macs. There is another method on which I did a video earlier. You can find it here: ruclips.net/video/KUlqHmiZLyU/видео.html
I have a problem when trying to use ./beigadier When I execute the command this error appears evn: python: no such file or directory .. any suggestions guys
In case you're struggling with the command-line for Brigadier. Have a look at Bombardier, which comes with a GUI, same purpose: github.com/ninxsoft/Bombardier Just download the latest release in DMG format. Open that and double-click on Bombardier.app. The rest has a graphical interface.
@@jensdbe Firstly, thank you for your response and for what you provided to us and I learned a lot from you Secondly, I followed the steps in detail. A problem occurred during the boot, and I entered the recovery and disabled the security and returned to the bot again. The problem that occurred was that the Windows logo appeared and remained for a long time, then the page from which you choose the language, etc. opened, and it was not possible to change it and it did not respond.MacBook Pro 2018 Intel Ventura OS
You would need to create an ISO from the files but I'm not sure if Bootcamp would modify some of the files. Personally, I'm not a big fan of Bootcamp Assistant in general I guess, too little flexibilty.
Does this work with the production release today? I tried another method (simply swapping the install.wim from the Windows 11 ISO, renaming to install.esd, then using the rest of the Windows 10 iso) with no luck. It worked yesterday on a preview build, but not with today's release.
Yes, tested this again today. The same method works with the release version (the version numbers are exactly the same as the last one I got from the insider program).
In my case, when I booted to the external USB drive, I was first told that my Mac's security settings would not allow booting from external drives. I went to Recovery Mode's Startup Security Assistant and enabled external boot sources. Then I rebooted and selected the drive. This time I received the error message "Unable to verify startup disk."
I may simply need to disable all T2 security protection, but I have seen complaints online that this did not always solve the problem for people making similar efforts and encountering this error.
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Amazing tutorial...!! Thank you so much. This works perfectly.
I just did a small change. Here is the process I followed:
I downloaded the Win 10 and Win 11 ISO files as instructed.
Instead of Fat 32 I formatted the USB drive in ExFat.
Created the installer as instructed.
Downloaded and copied the Bootcamp drivers via brigadier.
I did not boot from USB as I wanted to do a upgrade in my existing Mac - Windows 10 partition.
I ran the setup file from windows 10. (I ensured to press Option Key for all restarts and selected the Windows 10 and not the USB drive)
The upgrade went smoothly and I did not require any driver update (the downloaded drivers were not required as this was a upgrade and not a fresh install)
I managed to successfully install Windows 11 in my iMac 5K Late 2017 model and MacBook Pro 16”.
All my existing softwares which ran on Windows 10 are running fine.
I was even able to perform windows update on windows 11 in my iMac.
Well some of us have the new M1 Macs which are ARM based processors and don't have access to bootcamp assistant until the end.
@@ChargeHack wel then this wasnt for you. Hes just showing the option for people like me. This solution was perfect
@@killtoby Good point.
Hello! This is what I'm looking for, could you explain it a little better for me from "running the setup file from windows 10"?
@@RidingLifesRoads I meant boot into your existing windows 10 partition. Then use file explorer to navigate to the USB drive which contains setup file. Just run the setup file from it and simply click on next or appropriate options to upgrade to windows 11. I hope this clarifies.
phew, i followed your guide some of the way, had to make it compatible with bootcamp, and transfer to usb ssd, now i can boot mac / win11 without having extra partition on mac ssd.. thanks mate 😊👍
@@playstayawake no problems at all. Runs on a PNY 256gb 👍
@@playstayawake mine is pro from 2019. No just start bootcamp and download and use drivers for win10
Saving this in my playlists for my upcoming setup..
Hele goede tutorial man. Ook de uitleg op je blog is makkelijk te volgen! Dankjewel :)
For those who already have Windows 10 installed on their Mac, here's what I did;
1. I downloaded both windows 10 and 11 iso's
2. I made a new folder in desktop and copied the files ( like in the video) replacing the install.wim file.
3. I formatted my USB drive using exfat, then copied the contents of the folder into the Usb flash drive.
4. I booted into windows 10 and inserted the flash drive, it was already recognized as a bootable drive. I opened, double clicked set up and started installation process.
Note that I did not create iso at any point. Also I didn't do the driver part of brigadier. I just went on and double clicked set up and installation started. Mind you, at the first restart you have to hold the options key and select the windows partition and not the Usb to continue installation. Everything updated successfully in the end without issues. I hope this helps someone !
Hey we’re you able to use the official windows 11 iso from Microsoft website?
@@1anthyony Yes. That's what I did.
@@swiftxchange6543 awesome man. How do you go about getting drivers set up? On my iMac I was able to get win 11 finally but the amd Radeon r9 m380 drivers can’t be found by the windows device manager.
And boot camp can’t be found in windows either
Awesome!
Everyting working ok after the upgrade? Drivers? Bootcamp support?
@@1anthyony I didn't face that issue. Although after installation I used 'Driver booster' free to update my drivers. You can also try and download the drivers using brigadier like in the video. I hope you find a solution
Hi, i keep getting this error with boot camp setup (boot camp requires that your computer is running windows 7) i tried to run it with compatibilty mode and it didnt work. Please help. Any other way to download drivers?
The drivers are in the downloaded package so you will probably need to install them manually. In most cases just fixing network connectivity (Ethernet or wireless) is enough and the rest can come through Windows Update.
@@jensdbe Hello, I have a 2015 imac with amd graphics and when I want to update to adrenalin, which is the most current graphics driver, it does not allow me, I get error 173, it does not find amd drivers
That was the best tutorial ever. It worked exactly as described. Your explanations and demonstrations were so easy to follow! Excellent work!!
It works on my MacBook Pro 2015 , I used exfat without any problem , I had blue screen but I changed some setting and it works well. Thanks
Great video! Thank you :-) Following the steps, I've got installed successfully Windows 11 Pro on my Macbook Air 7,2 However one step was slightly different, when I entered my product key I didn't have an option to select Win version during installation, but it installed the correct one :-)
It’s normal when you enter the product key
We couldn’t find any drivers ? From my MacBook Pro with Monterey
HI, thank you so much for taking one for the Mac team. It's nice nothing was bricked.
Is there a way to update Windows 10 (Boot Camp) to Windows 11 using Windows Update but somehow enabling with an app the TPM and Secure Boot, safely?
God bless you.
Thanks mate for this video. I really needed this one. Subscribed... 👍
yea, this was the best how-to ever made. Very good.
Awesome tutorial!!!!! The future updates from Win11, has instalation normally??? Thank you so much!!!
Fantastic video. Just at the right pace, the instructions are super-clear. Everything worked like a charm for me with no issues (MBP 13" Early 2015). Liked and subscribed. Thanks a lot for sharing!
I get to the last step, once I format my partitioned drive, I get an error - "Windows cannot be installed on an MBR table, only on a GBT disks." How do I troubleshoot this?
I just finished installing Windows 11 on my MacBook pro 2014 successfully, i didn't split the file (install.win), i format my usb using exFat and copy that file (install.win) with no problem.
Good to hear this also works :)
I keep getting a blue screen when the driver status is at “status: Intel Graphics”
I have a Mid 2012 15” MacBook Pro
Maybe try and download and do a manual install of the Intel graphics drivers?
@@jensdbe The display goes completely black when setting up the drivers. I waited for like 10 mins and it still is black. Do I wait or is there something wrong?
Edit: It goes black with the Nvidia drivers.
AMAZING! THIS IS THE ONLY ONE THAT WORKED!!!!
Great work!!🙂🙂
all the steps worked until needed to select the disk where to install. There was no partition, although I created it and it appeared in Mac. Do you know what might be the reason, has anyone got to this point and got over it to install? Thank you!
Same problem and i did make the partition fat32
Same problem
Hello. I have already followed your tutorial several times with success, and today I went to try to install it on a MacBook Air 2014 and I am getting this error: Windows could not set the offline locale information. Error code 0x80000001. It is important to say that if I try to install Windows 10 from the pendrive created by the official MIcrosoft tool, it works correctly. If I change the install.esd file for the smaller install.swm and install2.swm, then the problem occurs. Any idea what it could be? Thanks.
Did you ever find solution?
Quality vid, keep it up boss
Hello friend - thanks for a great video - I was able to follow the instructions and get Win 11 installed on my Macbook Air 7.2. I suggest you add a couple of more details in your blog: 1) During windows installation, we get 'Can't find network' window and there is no option to skip it. I found that we need to invoke Command prompt and kill that window to proceed. Please add this step. 2) Please add instructions on how to clean up Mac after Windows install is done - to delete unwanted installation files and uninstall softwares that were installed. This may sound trivial - however, we followed special installation steps. It is good to know how to uninstall them properly as well. Thank you again.
For 1) this is only applicable with Windows 11 home. The pro version lets you skip that part as far as I know.
2) The only thing to uninstall or remove is the downloaded ISO and downloaded files with Brigadier. The rest is all on your USB drive.
This did not work for me. I got an error saying the parition could not be created in the Windows Installer.
Danku wel voor het video maar bij mij kwam een probleem, ik heb alle stappen gevolgt en net voor dat de windows moest installeren kwam de W11 niet bij op te kunnen aanduiden en te installeren. Kunt u alstublieft op antwoorden?
Everything works, until I install the Bootcamp drivers inside of Windows. It says it’s installed and it reboots, but still the trackpad, keyboard and wifi is not working, and everything is really slow. Anyone knows how to fix this? (Intel)
Are you sure the bootcamp drivers are for the correct model? If you have an option to connect with a cable or other wifi adapter, you could run Windows Update and install optional (driver) updates.
@@jensdbe Yes I double checked that. I also didn't specify a model, and let it identify for itself. I have that option, I'll try it later today. But aren't at least the touchpad and keyboard driver supposed to install with Bootcamp?
Very good tutorial. works on any old mac!
All works thanks
thank you, this is very valuable content!
Hello, I have a 2015 imac with amd graphics and when I want to update to adrenalin, which is the most current graphics driver, it does not allow me, I get error 173, it does not find amd drivers
I did all the steps and got it to work, but now i have no audio!! Any Fix??
You can try to run Windows Update and install the optional driver updates.
@@jensdbe nothing worked, downgraded back to 10 already :/
i keep getting stuck at the wimlib part
error: Not a valid ref: refs/remotes/origin/master
fatal: ambiguous argument 'refs/remotes/origin/master': unknown revision or path not in the working tree.
Use '--' to separate paths from revisions, like this:
'git [...] -- [...]'
Awesome Video! Thank you!
I would recommend the registry editing method instead: bypass RAM, TPM & Secureboot checks.
It takes 2 minutes and can be done during the normal Windows 11 installation :)
I know, did a video on that as well: ruclips.net/video/iPc4Tmhv-1o/видео.html
That method wasn't really widely known back then. Agree that the registry change is easier.
@@jensdbe aha sorry, I didn't check the rest of your videos and was just sharing my experiences. Keep up the nice work! :)
Great instructions on the video! Question.. Is this recommandabele on a MacBook Pro (A2289) and will it bypass the TPM?
Should work fine and with good performance on that MacBook. TPM check will not be a problem.
bro after i install win 10 dual boot it always locking the windows and shur down after the locking says on my screen
I followed all the steps (but my Windows 11 ISO was the official one not the Insider build), and installed Boot Camp on Windows, after it restarted the keyboard, mouse, network, etc. are still not working. Please help I'm using MacBookPro16,2
You are probably missing the drivers for keyboard/touchpad. Had the same when I installed Windows on my 2019 Macbook Air. You can use an external keyboard to install the drivers downloaded with Brigadier.
Great video thanks! Quick question: is there a way to do this from inside the bootcamp preexisting partition (since I have windows 10 with lots of of software already set that I wish to preserve intact)?
You could try to use the USB drive to upgrade but I did not test this at all.
So definitely take a back up before you try. But would be nice to find out :)
@@jensdbe yes would be good to know
@@tbr79 any luck?
@@jensdbe Ok, it worked! Thank you very much!
I followed your steps and then Swift Xchange's suggestion down in the comments.
I did everything exactly as suggested (except the Brigadier part, since I already had my previous installation), then I logged into my Win10, and from there I opened the USB flash, clicked on setup and voilá! Upgraded and all my settings, files and software working perfectly as expected!
Thanks again!
hi, i have one all the steps but when was installing in my macbook pro, it is shwing me to choose language to select, time format etc but I am nit able to choose as mouse pad/arrow is not visible anywhere and looks like stuck , do you have any solution?
The same
Most likely the drivers are missing for your keyboard/touchpad. Had the same on my 2019 Macbook Air. You should be able to use an external keyboard to control until you have installed the drivers downloaded with Brigadier
@@jensdbe can you download the driver from brigadier my any other means, not sure what you meant my external keyboard and how to use it when the I can’t choose any options on that screen and hence can go forward. Thanks
@@mythicstar047 check this video for more details : ruclips.net/video/XskcSmb6nTM/видео.html with external keyboard I mean not the one which is part of your macbook, just a regular keyboard :)
@@jensdbe Thanks was able to complete installation with a help if a keyboard, difficult to control it as a mouse, now everything is working fine
as the brediger page it is showing main it's not showing master what to do can please answer
Urgent help:
I did everything as you suggested and everything went smooth
However, after starting windows installation, the drives do not appear , there's is nothing to select even if i refresh it..
Most likely the drivers are missing for your SSD. Had the same on my 2019 Macbook Air. In that screen, you can browse for a driver and seach in the Brigadier-downloaded folder on your USB drive. Check my video on the MacBook Air 2019 if you need more details: ruclips.net/video/XskcSmb6nTM/видео.html
can you make tutorial for update to windows 11 from windows 10 (on bootcamp). so i'm not lose my previous data on windows 10 (not fresh install like this video)
You can run setup.exe from the USB drive (after going through all the steps) instead of booting from it.
This will allow you to do an upgrade. Just make sure you are not installing updates in this process (it's an option).
It will show Windows 10 everywhere but if you did this right, you will end up with Windows 11.
Keep in mind that I did not test this with Bootcamp or on a Mac (I did on a PC though), so make sure you have a proper backup. And would be nice to let us know how it went :)
@@jensdbe Can confirm, this does seem to work without any major issues so far.
Awesome! I will be doing this asap
@@GDiMarca86 same haha, be back there at the end!!! I’ll be there to tell you if it worked for me
Stuck on startup screen I had a screen with a blue windows logo instead of white any fix
Whenever I tried to partion the ssd it doesn’t work and says operation failed please help someone
I did what you did a t 9:38 but it says couldn’t find a Boot Camp esd for modeL
What model number were you passing? Will have a look.
I had the same problem and then i realised that i entered MacbookAir7,2 instead of MacBookAir7,2. Then it worked.
If I have Windows 10 already installed on my iMac via bootcamp, can I use the installer to upgrade to 11 or do I have to back up my files and do a fresh install of 11 and use windows backup to restore everything else?
You can run setup.exe from the USB drive (after going through all the steps) instead of booting from it.
This will allow you to do an upgrade. Just make sure you are not installing updates in this process (it's an option).
It will show Windows 10 everywhere but if you did this right, you will end up with Windows 11.
Have not tested this with Bootcamp or on Mac but have seen a lot of people that used it without issues on a PC. Keep us posted.
Hello, is there any tutorial on how to install windows 10 natively on a new hard disk (no partitions) without bootcamp on macbook pro mid 2010? Thanks in advance :)
I have install this with your guide on a MacBookPro 9,2 and everything was working, after the installation of windows 11 i do some changes in the settings and same other stuff when i see the wifi don´t work and the i tryed to install the Bootcamp/Drivers and when it was done i restart windows and when i have logged in i see a install of virtual + starting and the win crash (black screen sad faces...), win is restarting same happends and again and again and so on! What can i do to get out of this loop?
Major question: will we continue to get windows updates with this method?
Windows Update works. No guarantees obviously that his will keep working but it does for now.
Great video thanks! I couldn't get passed the install as Windows said it couldn't run on this machine (MacbookPro13,2), any ideas or seen this before?
Hello do you have the download link to the version on brigadier that you used, because the new version has different commands, and your commands would not work with new version.
If you're struggling with the command-line for Brigadier. Have a look at Bombardier, which comes with a GUI, same purpose: github.com/ninxsoft/Bombardier
what if I want to remove mac Os completely & I just want windows. ? I am using a macbook pro 2012 though.
In that case you can follow the same steps. Just delete all the partitions at the step where you select where to install Windows. Then create a new one covering the full disk/drive.
@@jensdbe can you please write out the time stamp of were I should skip?
@@jensdbe please reply me. When I click partition, I dont see the option to delete it.
@@jensdbe please what do you mean delete all the partitions
Hello Sir, does this method work on a macbook air early 2014?
The more convenient way to install is to make 3 amendments in registry during installation of Windows 11.
That indeed works fine as well. Did a recent video on the same (not specifically to Mac though): ruclips.net/video/iPc4Tmhv-1o/видео.html
When installing the windows after copying files it says insert windows installation disc 2
possible using this method to install windows11 on external SSD instead ?
mine is asking for sudo` access (which may request your password).............. and i need solution for this please
Put in your user password to continue (for the user you are signed into)
I have an late 2012 iMac and i have bluetooth keyboard and mouse so do I need a wired keyboard and mouse because we need to for setup?
I believe so, yes
@@jensdbe ok I only have a extra wired mouse so will only mouse work or do I need a keyboard? Because I was doing something related to this and then I saw that I needed to insert a boot disk and press a key .
Hi, Firstly thank you for the great content and easy explaining the installation process. NOw I have late I mac 2012, and I did install win 10 before. So the I have win10. I tried to download win 11 ISO file and just to upgrade as I have win1o. I couldn't because of the Check up file. I managed to replace appraiserres.dll to avoid the check up process. Now when I run the update process I can only do a clean installation and not upgrade (Update) from win 10. Any idea how to update my win10pro to win 11. thanks
Hi 👋
Did u find any solution
will Windows receive updates after the modification?
Please, for whom this "Bregadier" works, download the image for MacBookAir7,2 !!! I'm tired of trying to run it.😓
Hi, thank you for making this amazing tutorial. But, is it possible for sharing your tweaked installation files? So you can help us saving much time for downloading win 10 & win 11, extracting and replacing plenty of files. Much appreciated.
I'd love to do that but hosting a 5GB file is not easy/cheap. Also I'd be distributing Microsoft's software which is not very legal.
Can this work on an older mac like a 2010 MacBook? (MacBook 7,1)
I have a problem when I copy and paste the code from Brew to the terminal doesn't work. It doesn't load like yours.
Impossible to tell what could be the issue without more information about what you see.
Is there an error message?
Don't forget to press enter after pasting the code as well.
tutorial works great until i get to the brigadier step. When i run the ./brigadier step I receive error
ImportError: No module named requests
This appears to be a missing python module. Can you advise how to resolve?
In case you're struggling with the command-line for Brigadier. Have a look at Bombardier, which comes with a GUI, same purpose: github.com/ninxsoft/Bombardier
@@jensdbe i tried it with bombardier and now it says
zsh: permission denied: ./bombardier
please help
Great video! Installed W11 on my Intel MBP 2018 (late) I could only get it to work on my Samsung X5 SSD and not my Samsung T5 SSD; for some reason the T5 kept incurring a error that said it could not install to a USB device or IEEE device. I had to use eXFAT to start with then reformatted to NTFS in the install; the MS-DOS(FAT) came up with the same error:/ I had some trouble with drivers at first, then did the Windows Update and the Bootcamp setup to install the missing drivers. I was NOT able to get the bluetooth driver to setup properly! I definitely have bluetooth on the MBP, there are bluetooth devices connected in the settings window...but no toggle to turn bluetooth on/off and no way to pair a device:/. Any ideas how to fix this? Would be nice to be able to pair my Sony WH1000-MX4 or Apple AirPods to listen to while I work;>
But, regardless, I have a Windows 11 install on an external SSD...KUDOS and Cheers mate!
Did you download and install the bootcamp package with Brigadier? This can also be done from within Windows. This enables some toggles and has additional drivers.
@@jensdbe Yes, I did. No joy. I ran the Bluetooth troubleshooter to no avail. I then ran the Bootcamp setup again…no joy. But on restart…SUCCESS!! Typical Windows…reboot…reboot…reboot, oh it works now;> Thanks again for your video, it rocks! Also, no need for MS-DOS…works fine with eXFAT. Cheers!
how is the speed of windows vs Mac OS in a MacBook Pro?
Depends a bit on the specs of your Mac but in my experience it is pretty performant.
I have done USB like You instructed but then when I hold alt and I enter to windows installation I loosing my touchpad cursor and no keyboard working. What to do with this problem?
Most likely there are no drivers for your keyboard/trackpad in the Windows installer. I had the same on my 2019 MacBook Air. The solution is to use an external keyboard/mouse until you were able to install the drivers downloaded by Brigadier. You can check this in more detail in the video on that MacBook with Windows: ruclips.net/video/XskcSmb6nTM/видео.html
@@jensdbe Yeah I will need to try this but. Luckily this is my last macbook Pro 13 from 2017 and never again. Thank you 😉
when I try to install windows 11 after formating the partition I created an error appears "we couldn't create a new partition or locate an existing one. For more information, see setup log files". What should I do? help please
Hi. I exactly have the same issue. Could you fix that already? It is a pitty that no one replied yet since a year. But it is definitely something that needs to be solved.
I have followed all the steps but when I am at minute 13 of the video my pc does not respond to mouse and keyboard. It seems they are not recognized. I have a MacBookPro 16.1 and on brigator I insert model --MacBookPro16,1
Most likely there are no drivers for your keyboard/trackpad in the Windows installer. I had the same on my 2019 MacBook Air. The solution is to use an external keyboard/mouse until you were able to install the drivers downloaded by Brigadier. You can check this in more detail in the video on that MacBook with Windows: ruclips.net/video/XskcSmb6nTM/видео.html
Hello, Thank you for this video, can we install windows 10 natively and to be running exclusively on the new MacBooks pro with the full spec m1 pro max? Will there be any issues running windows 10 natively on the new macbook? Thought of doing this to utilize the powerful hardware but have it on windows.. used to do that on the Intel macbooks earlier 😁
Installing Windows 10 or 11 natively on an M1-based Mac is not possible (yet). There are other options though. Did a video earlier on installing Windows 11 with UTM on an M1-based Macbook: ruclips.net/video/KUlqHmiZLyU/видео.html
@jensd_b I have the Arm64 version of the windows 11 ISO, will it work if I continue the tutorial?
all right but some versions of Bootcamp have problems and after update faced with Bluescreen error. and we just need Bootcamp for right-click nothing more. how we can solve it?
The steps with Brigadier make sure you have the necessary drivers for Windows and the bootcamp tool. So all functionality is there.
Thank you for such a great video. I have been using windows 11 on my mac for a while now and when I partitioned the drive i obviously didn't allow enough storage space for everything i was going to have. Can I just increase the participation in disk utility without any problem? Thank again!!
Not 100% sure. Haven't tried that in a long time, so it might work now, but I had a corrupt/unbootable Windows install doing this in the past. Definitely make a proper backup before trying.
Very Good !
ik this is dumb but i dont have a spare flashcard rn.. imma try and install windows 10 on my imac for now since i got an error when trying to install windows 11.. i have installed windows 10 before on my 2015 macbook years ago w a partitioner and bootcamp assistant. anyway.. w my imac i got an error, pls somebody lmk if this can be done without an external device(windows 11)? thx
Hi.. Thank you so much for the efforts.
However, when i downloaded the ISO file, the win 10 ISo file doesnt open on the finder..
You can also right click the ISO and choose Open with > DiskImageMounter
Hey this is a really great video. I have managed to follow it through as far as selecting my partition and formating it in Winodows set up (at 14:05 in the vidoe). When I hit next I get the error message "We couldn't create a new partition or locate an existing one. For more infoemation see the Setup log files". Up to this point every stage matched yours pefectly. Any suggestions? Cheers.
It might be that the Windows installer does not have the necessary drivers for your SSD. If you have downloaded the bootcamp drivers, you should be able to browse for them in the $WinPEDriver$ folder. Check out the video I did earlier on a 2019/2020 MacBook Air with the same issue: ruclips.net/video/XskcSmb6nTM/видео.html
@@jensdbe Great thanks. Will do, Thanks again for the excellent guides.
@@jensdbe Hi. I watched that video and have downloaded the drivers, but when I load them, the seem to make no difference. Unlike the video you posted, Windows does see my ssd and its partitions. I select the one labelled W11, format it, *it changes the name to untitled), select it again, hit next and then I get the error message. The first time I tried it, it did start to install but failed at about 3%. Any suggestions? Thanks.
Hey man for some reason when I use brigadier it says “Couldn’t find a Boot Camp ESD for the model MacBookAir7,2 in the given software catalog. I’m using the same MacBook as you so I don’t understand the problem.
When I tried using Boot Camp to get the drivers bootcamp.exe didn’t appear. Do you know a fix to either of these problems?
I had the same problem and then i realised that i entered MacbookAir7,2 instead of MacBookAir7,2. Then it worked.
@@giorgospatsis1151 thanks for the help but it’s fine now, I just got the Boot Camp drivers from the Boot Camp app itself, and put it on a usb stick. But thanks anyways!
How do you go back to Mac os do 😢
In the end of the video, I explain how to switch between Windows and macOS.
Hi, I managed to follow all the instructions but during installation, I got this message "windows could not collect information for [OSImage]since the specified image file [install.wim] does not exist". This was during the installation of windows using USB. Please help. Thanks.
Most likely something went wrong when writing the destination of the splitted file. Can you check if they exist on your USB drive in /sources? There should be a file install.swm and install2.swm if all went well.
@@jensdbe Yes it is there.
Unfortunately at the step 14’12 of you video, after completing all the 5 lines of the installation process, I get an error message : « Installation cancelled, Windows could not prepare your computer for the next step of installation, please restart the installation program ». I retried twice but I still get the same error message. I think my MacBook Pro 5,5 Core2Duo 2,52 Ghz 8gb/512SSD does not have the requirements for Windows 11. Can you confirm ? Thank you !
It should work in theory with that hardware. Sounds like an issue with the volume/partition you created. Is it large enough?
@@jensdbe First of all, thank you for your quick answer. I have created a dedicated 128Gb partition for Win11. My ISO was an optimized and updated version of Win11. There was no install.wim file but an install.esd instead (5,3gb). Nevertheless, the split file process ended properly. I will try with the ISO you advise. By the way, a 128Gb partition is enough ?
@@ZooLou 128GB is for sure enough. Not sure if splitting ESD files with Wimlib works, I think better to try using the ISO indeed. Good luck!
After running setup.exe I still can't connect to a network on Windows 11. On the boot camp download AutoUnattend.xml wasn't there and I'm not sure if that's the root of the problem.
Did you go through the setup.exe from the downloaded bootcamp drivers? You can try and download these on another PC or Mac as well and copy the package using a USB drive for example.
i have early 2008 iMac i bought 2 years ago i installed windows 10 i don't think windows 11 work on it
I followed your guide exactly however windows 10 still installed on my MacBook. Should your other video of how to upgrade work?
You can choose to use this method, which basically would do a fresh install or to do the upgrade as explained in ruclips.net/video/7QMrB4LxqQ8/видео.html Good luck!
Thank you for the video. I was able to install windows perfectly well however when going into settings there is no way of configuring taps, scrolling, 3-finger gesture etc. Do you know why this may be and is there any way to fix it?
Also had this problem. Gesture controls no appearing in the touchpad settings. Does anyone know how to fix?? Thanks in advance
Is it possible for someone to upload the win11 homebrew so we can all download to install?
When boot into efi boot it is loading me into recovery and giving me error that unable to verify startup disk
How do I fix it 🤔
i can't skip no wifi screen :/ on windows 11 set up
I believe you can do shift + F10 in that screen. That should bring up a command prompt. Then run taskkill /F /IM oobenetworkconnectionflow.exe
That should allow you to continue with an offline user.
@@jensdbe i pressed many things idk what exactly but it skipped all the set up :) thanks!
I did this on my mac pro 2011 and after install the bootcamp in window i get the wdf_violetion error
And now i just rebooting:( any help? I try using a comand but didn’t work
How did you fix it
Does this work for M1?
It's not possible to run Windows 10/11 natively on an M1-based Mac (yet). There is another method, which I covered in a separate video. You can find it here: ruclips.net/video/KUlqHmiZLyU/видео.html
My trackpads gestures is not working on windows 11, I am trying to change the scrolling to be opposite and use the 2 finger and 3 finger gesture controls etc, do you know a fix for this? I tried installing all the drivers
found the fix if anyone needs
ruclips.net/video/urcO-bLZAuc/видео.html&ab_channel=knownothing
@@mohammedkabir8047 every time i try to install it my Mac crashes. Does it only work with windows 10?
So does it work on m1 and m2 chip macbooks?
It's not possible (yet) to install Windows natively on M1-based macs. There is another method on which I did a video earlier. You can find it here: ruclips.net/video/KUlqHmiZLyU/видео.html
Just plug in a bootable Windows 10/11 USB and boot into that. Works just like a PC. Simple and easy.
I have a problem when trying to use ./beigadier When I execute the command this error appears evn: python: no such file or directory .. any suggestions guys
In case you're struggling with the command-line for Brigadier. Have a look at Bombardier, which comes with a GUI, same purpose: github.com/ninxsoft/Bombardier
Just download the latest release in DMG format. Open that and double-click on Bombardier.app. The rest has a graphical interface.
@@jensdbe Firstly, thank you for your response and for what you provided to us and I learned a lot from you Secondly, I followed the steps in detail. A problem occurred during the boot, and I entered the recovery and disabled the security and returned to the bot again. The problem that occurred was that the Windows logo appeared and remained for a long time, then the page from which you choose the language, etc. opened, and it was not possible to change it and it did not respond.MacBook Pro 2018 Intel Ventura OS
Does MacOS stay on the Mac as well so I can choose to use both Windows and MacOS whenever I want?
Yes, in the video, I'm creating a dual boot with both macOS and Windows 11. At the end, I also explain how to switch between both.
is there any reason not to install that bootable image we creating with bootcamp instead?
You would need to create an ISO from the files but I'm not sure if Bootcamp would modify some of the files. Personally, I'm not a big fan of Bootcamp Assistant in general I guess, too little flexibilty.
Using it for work and not concerned with price (parallels) or set up time (VMware or UTM) Whats best? Parallels or VMware or UTM?
This is about getting Windows 11 natively on a pre-M1 Mac (so x86).
Does this work with the production release today?
I tried another method (simply swapping the install.wim from the Windows 11 ISO, renaming to install.esd, then using the rest of the Windows 10 iso) with no luck. It worked yesterday on a preview build, but not with today's release.
Yes, tested this again today. The same method works with the release version (the version numbers are exactly the same as the last one I got from the insider program).
@@jensdbe Awesome. Well i know what I'll be doing for the next hour. Thanks for the tutorial!
how to do that ?
In my case, when I booted to the external USB drive, I was first told that my Mac's security settings would not allow booting from external drives. I went to Recovery Mode's Startup Security Assistant and enabled external boot sources. Then I rebooted and selected the drive. This time I received the error message "Unable to verify startup disk."
I may simply need to disable all T2 security protection, but I have seen complaints online that this did not always solve the problem for people making similar efforts and encountering this error.