bootcamp

[komasio71]

can someone tell me how to do bootcamp to Mac 10.7 to get Windows 7 and please a real solution works

[Meatloaf Cocktail]

I'd suggest looking at the following two links:

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/installing-windows-7-on-your-mac-using-boot-camp-8d9df954-f2c0-2bf9-c400-2b21eb58ec6f

https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT205016

Make sure your Mac is on the compatibility list for the version of Windows 7 (64/32-bit) you intend to install.

[komasio71]

Originally posted by Meatloaf Cocktail:

I'd suggest looking at the following two links:

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/installing-windows-7-on-your-mac-using-boot-camp-8d9df954-f2c0-2bf9-c400-2b21eb58ec6f

https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT205016

Make sure your Mac is on the compatibility list for the version of Windows 7 (64/32-bit) you intend to install.

I have just 2 problems
1- when I tap the program of bootcamp it don't give me how much I will choose of GB (Macintosh/Windows) its just starts download something I don't know what is
2- I need a ISO of Windows but I should purchase it

:(

[Cathulhu]

Windows 10 can be downloaded for free from the Microsoft website and you can use it for free, with a few restrictions.

[komasio71]

Originally posted by Cathulhu:

Windows 10 can be downloaded for free from the Microsoft website and you can use it for free, with a few restrictions.

Windows 10 can't be installed on Macintosh 10.7, any solutions?

[Cathulhu]

Get a less old computer.

[Beetroot Bertie]

It was some time ago but I managed to install Win 10 on an external drive to dual boot into for my 2011 iMac. It's slow as (choose your desired expletive), due to USB 2 but it works and isn't so bad once it's loaded Windows into RAM.

I followed this guide, maybe it will be of use to you:
https://9to5mac.com/2017/08/31/how-windows-10-mac-boot-camp-external-drive-video/

[komasio71]

Originally posted by Beetroot Bertie:

It was some time ago but I managed to install Win 10 on an external drive to dual boot into for my 2011 iMac. It's slow as (choose your desired expletive), due to USB 2 but it works and isn't so bad once it's loaded Windows into RAM.

I followed this guide, maybe it will be of use to you:
https://9to5mac.com/2017/08/31/how-windows-10-mac-boot-camp-external-drive-video/

My Mac is not from the Macs who supported to upgrade Win10, I need like a guide for Windows 7 and is that need a USB or what? cause I don't know anything about those stuff:( I appreciate you try to help:(

[Cathulhu]

Windows 7 is no longer supported by Microsoft. Installing it would be like letting a time bomb in your PC. Could go off at any time.
There also is no legal way to get a free copy of Windows 7.

[komasio71]

Originally posted by Cathulhu:

Windows 7 is no longer supported by Microsoft. Installing it would be like letting a time bomb in your PC. Could go off at any time.
There also is no legal way to get a free copy of Windows 7.

I wasn't think installed Windows is that hard, exactly when u have a old Mac:'(

[NeZoX]

Windows 10 can be downloaded for free from the Microsoft website and you can use it for free, with a few restrictions.