#MAC OS X BOOT CAMP WINDOWS 10 INSTALL#

I have gotten around this by using a Windows 7 install disc and holding down C upon startup. Using startup in Sierra to reboot in Windows 7 works, but bootcamp in Windows 7 is unable to reboot into Sierra, and the computer will only boot in Windows 7.ĥ. No issues using Startup Disk to restart into Windows 7, and no issues using bootcamp to restart in Yosemite.Ĥ. Originally had Yosemite on one HDD, Windows 7 on another HDD.Ģ. Mac Pro 4.1 -> 5.1 with GTX 970 PC (non-flashed). Hey everyone, sorry to bump an old thread but I'm having a similar problem and can't seem to find a solution. Ive upgraded from Win7 to 10 few times, it being the only OS on HDD or on its own partition (same disk with OS X), but this is the only time I've done fresh Windows 10 installation and that is the method i used. If i just reboot from Win to Win, or boot into it after being shut down, mouse works from login screen. and every time i restart to Windows i have to replug mouse in different USB on my Apple Pro Keyboard. can't let it sleep (won't wake up, but i have to troubleshoot is it the GPU or hibernate mode on Win) The only problems i have with this Windows installation is: At the end, you know it from previous post, i installed Bootcamp Drivers for Win7 and then Drivers from the link for Win 10. Installation did continue and everything went fine. On the first Win10 Installation reboot i've shut down PC, put HDD in Mac as only disk and booted up. Started installation in PC (old&cheap Dell Optiplex 755), only formatting BOOTCAMP partition in installer, not erasing or anything else. I formatted HDD in Bootcamp Assistant and removed HDD from Mac.

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