I have also tried running the setup on the Snow Leopard install DVD. I get one of two messages: "This version of Boot Camp is not intended for this computer model" and "Boot Camp 圆4 is unsupported on this computer model". Sufficient free disk space: Using a Boot Camp install of Windows 10 requires a lot of free hard disk space so that the drive can be partitioned to run Windows along with Mac OS, you will need a minimum of 64GB or so for Windows alone, and you’ll obviously want to maintain plenty of space for Mac OS too. …but none of these work when I run them in Windows. The different architecture of M1-enabled Mac computers requires. I've downloaded several versions of the support software from: Since Boot Camp is not supported on M1 Macs, we have to look for other ways to install Windows. The Windows support software is not available online." So I installed Windows hoping I could get the support software from somewhere else.
I got the error message "Download could not continue. However, it turned out that this wasn't possible. The Boot Camp Assistant gives users a simple slider tool to allocate partition space between macOS and Windows. I understand that after installing Windows I need to install the Boot Camp Support Software.īefore installing Windows 7, Boot Camp Assistant gave me the option of downloading the support software. This is the bare minimum you’ll need but we strongly recommend at least 128GB of free storage space as automatic Windows updates will quickly eat up that space. I have used Boot Camp (3.0) to install Windows 7. How To Install Windows 11 On a Mac With Boot Camp Firstly, you’ll need at least 64GB or more free storage space on your Mac startup disk to install Windows 11 using Boot Camp. I have an old Macbook running Snow Leopard.
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