Step 6: Upon reboot you'll see the Windows logo followed by the Windows Setup screen. You will then be prompted to enter your administrator password, and shortly thereafter, macOS will reboot into Windows Setup. The Boot Camp Assistant will download Windows support software, partition the disk, and copy the necessary Windows files to get started. Step 5: After selecting the ISO file and adjusting the partition sizes, click Install. If you plan on installing a large amount of Windows 10 applications and games, then you'll need to take that into consideration. A lot will depend on how much space you have, and how you plan on utilizing the Windows 10 installation. You'll want to leave enough room for your macOS installation, but you'll also want to allocate enough storage space for the Windows 10 partition. Step 4: Adjust the Boot Camp partition size by moving the Windows partition to the desired amount of space. Step 3: Click the Choose button next to the ISO image box, and select the ISO file downloaded in step 1. Step 2: Once the ISO download is completed, launch Boot Camp Assistant in Applications → Utilities and click Continue. ( make sure you pay attention to where this is saved)Ĭlicking View Key will get you the Product Key you will need to Activate Windows after you install it. Step 1: Go to the Azure Dev Tools For Teaching site and login (login with your WSU Email Address and Password here to get to the Azure site - ), click on Software on the left, and select Windows 10 Education, version 21H1 – DVDĬlicking the Download Button at the bottom should get your system to download the. (so far the only option we can find for Apple M1 Macs is to run Parallels - ) Download the Windows 10 ISO If yours has the newer Apple M1 Processor, BootCamp Will Not Work. You can see your processor in 'About This Mac' when you click on the Apple on the top Left of your screen.

NOTE: This ONLY works with Macs that use an Intel Processor.

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