Once the process is complete, notice that the name of the USB drive is now WININSTALL. It might take around 20-25 minutes for it to become available. Click on the Continue button again and wait till the bootable drive is ready. Next, point it towards the USB drive, which will be the bootable USB drive. If not, you can always browse and point it to the right ISO file. Next, check the box which says, “Create a Windows 10 or later version of install disk.” Deselect if there is n option to install Windows. When you click next, Boot Camp Assistant will automatically locate the ISO file if it is in your Downloads folder. Click on the Continue button, and then it might do some housekeeping to make space for the second OS. Type boot camp assistant, and when it appears, press enter to start the app. Then launch Spotlight search by pressing the command key and the spacebar. So, make sure to take a backup if there is any file inside it. All the data in the USB drive will be lost in this process. Plug in the USB drive to the MacBook port.

2] Create installer with Boot Camp Assistant # Go to Windows ISO download section on Microsoft websiteSelect Windows, and then select the versionIt will download the ISO file, which should be around 5 GB.

On macOS and Safari, Microsoft offers a direct download link once you choose the version. When you use Windows to download the ISO, you need to trick it. The best part of downloading ISO is that you don’t have to play any trick. You can always right-click on the drive after connecting to any computer, and check the properties to find out the size of the drive.

You will need a USB drive of at least 8 GB storage space. We will use the same tool to create one and use it to repair the Windows 10 computers. MacOS offers an inbuilt tool-Boot Camp Assistant- which not only allows installing Windows on the MacBook but also create Windows 11/10 installer. Create Windows 11/10 Bootable USB on Mac for PC #

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