Windows 10 will open, and Boot Camp will ask you to install more drivers.It will ask you to use the Cortana personal assistant, but we recommend choosing “Not Now.” You will be asked to make a Windows account.After your Mac reboots again, you will go to a final set-up screen called “Get going fast,” where you can configure it how you want.Accept the license prompts, and the installation will finish.When asked for a Product Key, select “I don’t have a product key” since Microsoft no longer requires you to have a key to run Windows anymore.Once the installation is complete, your Mac will restart, and you can configure Windows how you want.If you are using an external hard drive for it, make sure the image is on there. Click Continue and then “Choose…” and select the ISO Windows 10 image you downloaded.Download the latest Windows support software from Apple.Create a Windows 7 or later install disk.In this next screen, make sure you have selected all options:.Boot Camp will warn you about making a partition and to back-up your Mac to be safe.Go to Applications, then Utilities, and open the Boot Camp Assistant.With those necessities in tow, it’s time to get it installed: This isn’t really a requirement as nothing should go wrong, but it never hurts to be safe. A back-up of your Mac hard drive (or at least the important documents).Enough battery power to last for the installation or your Mac plugged in.However, 128GB is recommended, as Windows will quickly take up a lot of storage. At least 64GB of free space on your Mac.It also saves the Windows Support Software so that your Mac hardware will work with Windows. This stores the ISO image and will serve as either a Pen Drive or any external hard drive to create the Windows Install Disk. An external hard drive with at least 16GB of space.An ISO image of Windows 10 from Microsoft.
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