There are issues with 24H2 build so stay away from using the Microsoft Wndows 11.iso for now, hopfully they will fix the issue. It's a good idea to pause auto updates in Windows for now once the install is complete. The tiny11 build I used is based off of 23H2 so no probs. article here www.windowslatest.com/2024/10/15/windows-11-24h2-causing-bsods-microsoft-will-reportedly-halt-update-for-more-pcs/
Update on those having password issues: The user must be an administrator and the password must be from the administrator. If the User is standard, then no password works, not for the user, not for the administrator.
@@MacSoundSolutions A couple of days ago, I got a 1.1 and 5.1 for a bill. I have not purchased anything to upgrade it, but I followed your steps three times. The first time, I used the 24H2 build; the second time, I used the 23H2, but I couldn't get either one to load using an HHD. The third time, I switched it up and used a dockcase with an NVMe and got the 24H2 to boot. I set everything up, then booted into recovery and performed a restore.
Thank you for making this video! I have been struggling with multiple Mac computers to install windows on them. I was unable to install Windows 10 using bootcamp on my 2017 iMac running Ventura or Sequoia and that was after all other unsupported ways failed. I was able to use the genuine ISO file of Windows 11 24H2 Downloaded today 11-20-24 from Microsoft. I now have a full version of 24H2 Windows 11 Pro that installed without any issues. I wish I knew about this method sooner as I had issues on my Mac mini 2018 last week as well.
Hey, thank you for the excellent video. worked for me on my 5,1, updated to 24H2 ISO build (before I see your issue note) over the tiny version using CMD command, luckily I had no issue. (Mac 5,1 2012, Sequoia 15.1, W11 pro on separate WD SN770 NVME).
Worked Flawlessly on my iMac 14,1 (Late 2013) , It had an SSD in it, I don't think windows would run well on the spinning rust drive. I resized the MacOS partition to make 80GB of space then created an ExFAT partition, and followed the instructions. However I did run bootcamp on windows because it has all the drivers I needed. It worked perfectly fixing Bluetooth and Sound. Thank You Verry Much. Going to do another machine now. Lastly Unlike MacOS Sequoia which runs very smoothly, on this machine. Windows is at times a bit slow, mostly when installing updates in the background, other times it works fine.
Hi, great description of the process! I was wondering, can you use same procedure to install windows 10 Pro on MacPro1.1/ 2.1 two 3 GHz Quad Core Xeon X 5365 (Clovertown)?
Great, I thank you! I will get to work on finding out. I had asked because I am not very knowledgeable and having an opinion from those who are more knowledgeable gives me the right push to try! Thanks again and happy holidays!
@@MacSoundSolutions Thank you very much for your time but I had already looked and unfortunately Open Core LP does not offer support for MP2.1 latest supported MP3.1. Too bad!
Nice easy to follow tutorial. I've got a 2012 13-Inch MacBook Pro with Sonoma on one drive and I wanted to put Windows 11 on the second SSD in the CD/DVD drive space. Will you be doing a version up your tutorial for that sorta thing?
I have a 2012 MBP and want to do just that. But you can follow this tutorial same install. Just format the second disk in exFAT and be sure to get the disk number and s number. I have two SSDs in my 2012 MBP. YOu can just download the drivers using bootcamp assistant, don't install bootcamp just us the exec to install the drivers. Windows will most likely grab them anyway. Mine runs hot and really needs the thermal past replaced but I am a bit scared to do it.
@@MacSoundSolutions Hello, I installed Windows 11 on the main bay. While I had wifi and sound when I installed on the external SSD drive, now I have nothing from these devices. I will also put my OCLP Ventura system on the optibay. Do you know where the problem could come from. MBP 2012? Edit: I found the solution: I had only installed the windows ssd in the main bay. The other ssd with Ventura was not yet in the optibay. After installing it, I got wifi and sound back. The two systems are complementary.
Hi Lance! This is awesome! But, does this work with Martin Lo's Open Core or it have to be OCLP installed? I have Monterey on my 5,1 with MLOC, will this work for me? Thanks in advance!
You will be fine using the bootcamp drivers downloaded from your iMac Pro. My Mac Pro has upgraded hardware so that’s why I need to install a custom driver package.
That should work, I did that with my Mac Pro 6,1 except for the GPU AMD drivers, but for the macbook I think you can just install on the bootcamp drivers.
Not sure if I ever need it, but funny it can be done. I don't do games and everything else can be done in MacOS. Still I'd interested in some Linux distro's...
This is just incredible, Mr.Macintosh pls do a separate video on how to get all drivers up and running on Mac Pro 2013 6,1 when on a Windows 11 pro, I did do this a few months back but I forgot since and a video would go a long way and serve as refresher.
I am always wary of apps that ask for your system password. Also, how safe do we know Tiny11 is? When pairing down the original windows ISO file, isn't it possible that malicious code is inserted? I would be happy to hear if you or anyone you know has investigated this and know that it's safe.
Great Video. Question, do you have a video that would detail cloning my mac hard drive (late 2012 mac mini with a 500GB SSD) to an external ssd and being able to run it on my windows 11 PC. I currently travel with a Windows 11 mini PC that I would like to dual boot (windows and mac). Any tips would be great. Thanks.
I just prepared a whole thumb drive with Rufus and a older version of martin Los open core as i read on the youtube comments that the lastest package stops the install process...so this seems a helluva a lot easier. so can you do this from open core monetary OS or Mojave or even on a separate laptop with sequoia for the mac 5.1 ?
The app supports Mac OS 10.13 and later so yes you can use it to install Windows but make sure to deactivate Windows ESP. I have not tried installing it with Mojave and no opencore so that is something I might test out in the future. I am going to try it on my 2012 MBP with Catalina and see what happens.
Great video. where can I find out more info about exactly how and why that deactivate ESD will protect my mac from accidentally booting directly to win11. what exactly is configured with that checkbox and how is it protecting it exactly?
@@6StringPassion. well you can way outperform the graphics with a 5,1 over the 6,1 but the CPU performance is better with the 6,1 for audio. Maybe both is the answer as they are pretty darn cheap. :)
What would be great to know is if there is a tiny windows 10 pro. I would love to have a deflated version to install on my mac 6, 1 that I have partitioned. I have had nothing but trouble installing windows 10 pro with the standard bootcamp as well as brigadier for this older machine.
@@therealdonovanjones3066 I think there is, but you can just use this app to install Windows 10 I did it on my Mac Pro 5,1 no bootcamp except for some drivers from bootcamp.
Nice tanks. I have win 11 on my 2020 iMac 27" What i'd ike to know is how to shrink my mac partition and increas my win 11 partition lol. Without losing data.
APFS does allow you to change the size of the partition, click on the APFS partition then select partition and see if it allows you to change the size, I think it will.
@@MacSoundSolutions for example my BootCamp partition I'd like to increase it, OSX won't let me and Win 11 won't let me if have to wipe BootCamp out erase and repattion
@@MacSoundSolutions Yes... Im using 2.0.2 aon Macpro 5.1 2010.... I have 3 drives..1 nvme with Sequoia and 2 ssd satas.... 1 one ssd sata with Big Sur and the other I have installed w11 following your video...... The one I use to install W11 is the nvme which runs Sequoia as I said. Im lost to be honest.... As i said... when I reboot I cant see windows icon in boot picker, I only see Sequoia and Big Sur
@MacSoundSolutions I think the problem is under Sequoia 15.0.1... EFI folder is empty. I did the same process under Big Sur and I can boot Windows from the boot picker..... Hope it helps! Thanks again!
Check your security privacy settings and make sure Full disk Access/ Windows Install is switched on. I did not have to do this when I installed it though maybe it will fix your issue.
Hi lance, thanks for all the great tips. Not having a lot of luck so far getting this onto a maxed out 5,1 with a mac flashed Radeon 7950. Got all the way through setup screens with Tiny Windows but ended up with black screen and lots of disk activity and the very occasional brief setting up message with turning thingy into eternity. Tried several reboots but no joy. Realised that the guy who's going to be using it is French speaking and as this isn't Mac OS I downloaded the French ISO of windows 11. That installs fine but at the open core bootpicker when I choose windows it comes right back with Sonoma chosen and will go no further over and over again. Any ideas?
@@JimRowe-yr3zw seems like it might be an issue with the 7950 but hard to say, I used it on my Mac Pro 5,1 but had issues with the full 11 install so had to go tiny 11. My Mac Pro 6,1 no issue at all with full 11. I would reach out to Sergey he is pretty responsive. He has a user forum. Did you try installing on an internal sata ssd and remove all other drives except opencore. A 7950 should work but hard to say, Windows is finicky
@@MacSoundSolutions Thanks Lance, I think you might be right about the 7950, seems it;s not supported in Win 11 so I tried Win 7 today, that didn't work either! I always struggle with the dark side but I'll get there in the end. Thanks again for all the videos...
@@MacSoundSolutions Hi Lance, well I finally did it! Seems it was the 7950, I swopped in an Nvidea K2000 and still couldn't install Win7 then tried again with Tiny Windows and bingo, it worked... I did go back one version on Install Windows as well to the version linked below. Thanks for the help and encouragement.
This method is so simple and straight forward! Thanks for sharing! unfortunately I cannot get WiFi to connect at all and am stuck. With MacOS this 5,1 connects without issues to the same WiWi network as do all other devices. Win 11 sees all the WiFi networks but I cannot connect to any. It even spits out an error that the WiFi key is incorrect (which of course is correct).
@@MacSoundSolutions I have the OEM WiFi card installed. It works ok in MacOS without OpenCore but I plan to look into upgrading it after seeing your related video. Your videos also started me into looking at OpenCore to progressively upgrade my old 5,1. For some reason after trying to reconnect to WiFi again today it did connect eventually . Your other video helped me a lot as now I have audio too :) These videos of yours are really nice and inspiring to start playing with these old Macs again. One tip as you are into gaming on Windows. When the Trashcan was new I used a mid spec version from new for about 4 years as a daily gaming computer. It had the dual D500 GPUs. I ran a 1080 triple screen setup on it and ran natively Windows 8 on it. I used hacked AMD GPU drivers on it and used several apps having both GPUs overclocked massively. Without any hardware mods I ran this setup with heavily overclocked GPUs to run racing sims (Assetto Corsa, RaceRoom, …) and it ran completely rock solid without any issues. The trashcan was a great machine and I am sad Apple stopped that route of having a very compact, highly capable machine that was still upgradable.
I just got a used iMac 11,1 and struggling on Win10, once the GPU is loaded I get a Black screen, Now Boot Camp does support up to Windows 7...... I think this is the time to try W11
This didn't work too well for me on my mac mini 6,1. The install seemed to go well enough but when it came time to install boot camp drivers for the integrated intel gpu, i kept getting terribly distorted colors no matter what drivers I tried. If i uninstalled any gpu driver and let the system run with microsoft basic display drivers, I had proper color but as soon as any display drivers were installed my colors went wacky.
@@Infinitrium did you install the bootcamp drivers and then use Apple software update in Windows to update them? You may be better off installing Windows 10 first not sure.
@@MacSoundSolutions Ah, turns out the mistake was mine. My Dell monitor was defaulting to YPrPb color mode without me knowing. Switching to RGB color mode fixed the problem completely. My mac mini is now running fine with Windows 11 23H2 installed with the app you listed and bootcamp drivers
I have same 5,1 mid2010 MP with Radeon RX 580. I did everything as you instructed yet, it still boots into Monterey. Am I supposed to reboot by holding a series of keys etc.? BTW, I am using a windows keyboard. How do I get my computer to boot to windows? I have internal SSD (slot 4) with the Windows 10 (lastest version 22h2) on it. Also, I have OCLP 2.1.2 installed on my C drive. I'm having a very hard time getting it to booting into EFI boot so I can choose to which OS to boot, either Mac or Win10. Please help. Thanks in advance & Happy Holidays.🦃
Sounds like it’s the keyboard but you should be able to just select windows in the startup disk system prefs. You don’t want to hold option at boot as that will bypass opencore.
I am stuck after loading services it goes black screen , any idea? I tried multiple time, sometimes it just shows win logo . Also I tried tiny10 same thing, after rebuild EFI same thing. I have open core and tried from Mojave and Big Sur
Tried this on an ext SSD (samsung x5). After setting No Security (secure boot) and Allow booting from ext/removable media (allowed boot media), when I select Win 10, I get a flash of the (blue) Win icon and then a black screen that eventually reboots into into Ventura. Any suggestions?
@@MacSoundSolutions So many gotchas. Also have a MP7,1. Have 4 TB ssd, and a PCIe card with two 1TB blades. Main goal is to have one blade w/ macos and the other w/ Win 10. Could not get this to boot even though the save log from Windows Install indicates successful installation. Some EFI conflict??
@@MacSoundSolutions Lance, still no joy. Took your advice and installed on a (much slower) usb 3 ext ssd and that was unsuccessful as well for Win 10 booting. I even used an older iso of Win 10, no joy either. I'm totally stumped. Left a comment for Sergey also. Was considering what you did for your 6,1 but there is no way to remove the apple ssd on the 7,1. Could you please make a video using your 7,1 and installing Win 10 using an NVMe blade on a PCIe card? I'm missing something and you are a mac/win sensei
Fixed! I was using an (old skool) Apple Cinema Display and without an appropriate Win 10 driver and it couldn't move fwd passed the 1st splash screen. Installed a newer monitor using HDMI connections and it worked.
@@Sergey_Galan yes I have 64-bit. But can you elaborate on original part. I followed the instructions on this video and installed windows 7 on external hard drive. After the reboot I selected windows in boot picker. Screen goes black and after some time Mac reboots. This is on my trash can Mac.
I have follow the instruction on M4,1 flashed rom, High Siera. The installation process looks completed and then found the blue screen problem after windows have updated the latest version. error code:0xc0000001. Or it cause by my GPU GT120? thank you.
I followed the instructions, Windows said install completed 100%. However, on reboot to OCLP all i only see is sonoma, no windows. Of note the Windows install only took 11s and when i open disk utility, my windows partition is still an exFat and Zero used. I tried this with the Tiny and Regular Windows ISO with same results. My disk partition device is disk0s3. MacPro 5,1 Sonoma 14.6.1 NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680 4GB, RAM 16gb, SSD 4TB Samsung Internal SATA,: Partitioned 3TB for Sonoma and 1TB ExFat for windows install. Please Help. Thank you so much!
Go to security settings and make sure the app "install windows" has full disk access, if it is not in the list drag it in, obviously windows is not installing if it only took 11 seconds. You have to be the administrator and in the administrators user account. Something not right with what your doing. Also you can mount the opencore EFI and look to see if the Microsoft folder is in the EFI alon with Opencer and boot folders. It has to be there for Opencore bootloader, but it gets installed when windows is installed.
@@MacSoundSolutions Thank you for your response. Still did not work :( ! erased my partition and repartioned again GUID Partition Map, Untitiled, ExFAT. I am admin, enabled Windows installer Full Disk Access, dragged Tiny to the windows installer and click install again. Same result. Not sure what I'm doing wrong. I even redownloaded fresh copy of Tiny and Windows installer.
@@MrCheckmateV2 you should be running open core, which gives you the boot loader so you can select either drive but if you install Boot Camp drivers in windows, there is an option in the lower right hand corner to select your Mac to boot from it looks like a little diamond. You should not be running windows without open core on a Mac Pro 5,1
I tried it out on my Mac Pro 4,1 (updated to 5,1) with a RX580. Currently running Sequoia on the internal SATA disk. Installed a NVMe drive to install Windows 11 on and followed this guide. Everything copies OK, but when I try to boot into Windows I get a BSOD showing me that winload.efi is missing or broken. Have no idea how to fix that. Any ideas? (Using OpenCore also since it was needed to install Sequoia.)
@@StefanLaketa makes sure to reformat the drive to exfat guid and try tiny11 make sure it’s tiny11 2311 based on 23H2 windows www.techspot.com/downloads/7578-tiny11.html
@@MacSoundSolutions Thank you for answering. :) Appreciate it. Yes, for every try I have reformatted the drive via Disk Utility to ExFAT / GUID. And I have tried both the 23H2 Windows from Tiny11 and a separate "full" 24H2 ISO downloaded from Microsoft. Same issues. Is it something special I have to enable in the OpenCore settings? Or do I have to do something with OpenCore after running the whole Windows Install-app process?
@ no I didn’t have to do anything with open core. It just worked for me. You might wanna reach out Sergey on his app page. The fact that it installs OK it means there’s something going on with windows and from other installs I’ve done without using the app by using Rufus. I always had to remove all the other hard drives but you know I didn’t have to do that with this app it could be the rom of your GPU if it’s not stock, but not sure.
Has anyone had issue with gtx 680. I have gotten into windows but crashes and I can’t change resolution , ( currently locked 4k) and when it crashes it reboots and attempts repair to windows and gpu fans 100% black screen
@@MacSoundSolutionswaw thanks for the reply, really appreciate it. Its the same case with windows 10, how do i install legacy boot? Im currently having mac os sonoma on my 3.1 and i really want to have windows also on my 3,1 thank you very much..
I am getting a issue when I click install. It says “disk access must be granted”. I can assure you I have selected this in Mojave system preferences. I also have only got a rx580 (no boot screen), with no internal graphics card. Will this be the best way? I have Mac Pro 6,1 with boot camp, could I just clone that drive?
Did you add the app to disk access and turn it on? I know you say you did but I have not tried this in Mojave. Then reboot. Not sure if installing another Macs cloned windows install will work as the drivers mainly graphics might mess things up but maybe. Also make sure opencore is working don’t boot into windows by holding the option key. You need the bootrom protection from Opencore if your using stock Mojave without opencore you should just use bootcamp and install windows 10.
@@MacSoundSolutionsit says boot camp is no available. I just bought this yesterday of marketplace, how can I tell if it’s open core? It doesn’t have any boot screen, it just is black until moments before login screen.
@@IAmEd that means you do not have opencore, don’t install windows without protection of opencore. I would go for opencore legacy patcher if this is your first time around and do some reading up first and watch some of my videos and others.
Anyone else on a 2010 5,1 running Mojave and OpenCore LP having big problems getting Windows 11 to run? I have tried for days on end now to just get Windows 11 to run. The method works fantastic, really quick, convenient and simple, just Windows 11 from the linked tiny11 ISO just does not work. The number of stuck boots, WiFi issues and constantly forgetting BT mouse and keyboard simply makes this a nightmare and a colossal waste of time. I am giving Win 10 and if that doesn't work Win 8 another try but Win11 is just a nightmare to get to run on this cMP 5,1
@@MacSoundSolutions I have a RX 580 Sapphire Pulse PC GPU. It runs now fairly ok in Win10 but still has significant issues connecting to WiFi under Windows (no such issues under Mojave). I plan now to gradually upgrade it including looking for WiFi upgrade options and upgrading to the latest Mac OS to be in sync with my other Macs. perhaps along the way the Windows WiFi issues get solved that way.
Did you have a past install of Windows? What do you see in system prefs startup disk is there more than one choice for Windows / bootcamp? You may have a old Microsoft folders in one of your EFIs.
@ you don’t want to remove it unless you have another drive with the Microsoft folder on the efi. If you do have two you can delete the one you don’t want, but make a backup of it first . If opencore does t see the Microsoft folder in the efi you won’t be able to boot into windows. Just drag it to the desktop and delete from the efi folder put in the trash from the efi folder and make sure to empty the trash. If you don’t see windows in the bootloader at all on the next boot you will have to put it back in the efi folder. It sounds to me like you must have two Microsoft folders on two different drive EFIs.
@@MacSoundSolutions i removed the Microsoft folder in efi partition store on installed monterey ssd and finally windows icon in bootloader disappeared.
I am having problems running Windows Install, when I try to run it I get this message: Apple could not verify “Windows Install” is free of malware that may harm your Mac or compromise your privacy. What should I do after the install? I do copy it from download to applications.
Windows install is a Mac OS app. Have you read the directions? As you can see in the video I am using it in Mac OS you have to grant permission for Mac OS to use the app in security preferences when you first launch it.
@@MacSoundSolutions Ahh. How do I do that? I am still fairly new to Mac, though successfully put Sonoma and later Sequoia on it. Found it in google. Thank you very much.
@@rlk54 try to launch the app then go to system preferences and privacy settings scroll near the bottom and there should be a message “the app windows install needs to be approved or is not a approved app, quit the app and hit approve or open anyway, not in front of my computer at the moment, but basically you have to give the app permission to run in the system, privacy / security settings once you approve it the. It’s good to go you won’t have to do it again.
@@MacSoundSolutions I managed to get this far. Only stuck now on the Admin Password. I thought it was just the same as the login password when I start the computer.
@@rlk54 The user must be an administrator and the password must be from the administrator. If the User is standard, then no password works, not for the user, not for the administrator.
Hello. For some reason, the program cannot write the password into the keychain and, accordingly, retrieve it from there. Try the legacy version of Windows Install 5.9.1, this version does not write the password to the keychain.
@@troymd2009 you can but depends on what OS you run and ports / enclosure whether it can boot off it or not. I have heard Sonoma has issues booting of my external drives.
@@MacSoundSolutions I had windows 11 on an external ssd running sequoia on my Mac Pro 6,1. I ended wiping my drive and wanted to do a fresh install of windows 11 and partition it to also run Linux mint as well.
This is not easy or 3 minutes. I also do not want to partition half a drive I want to completely switch over to windows. how do I do this?? why does kno1 have a video on this???
@@Sergey_Galan once i get to the boot options and select the opencore option, it just defaults to windows. i know that my iles are still there but the darn thing wont boot
Your problem is that Windows is the default? In the OpenCore menu, select Mac OS, press Ctrl+Enter and in the future Mac OS will be the default. Or is the problem that the Mac OS system itself does not boot?
Followed you instructions and everything was going great, up until the part in the setup process where Windows checks and installs updates. I believe I got the blue screen of death error message and then after a restart been stuck on a black screen with a “Just a moment…” spinner for quite a while. I’ve got Mojave/OpenCore on an SSD and the Windows installation on a Samsung NVMe with that same exact adapter you showed in another video. Not sure what’s up… maybe I’ll try on a spare SSD to se if it’s something with the NVMe. Thanks for all your great content, I’ve learned so much about upgrading my 5,1 from you!
Posting an update in case helpful for anyone. I tried installing on a standard SSD which worked with no issues. I wiped the NVMe and tried again, but this time disconnected the computer from the internet. Setup proceed with no issues, and then I ran the available updates and still no issues. So, not entirely sure what’s up happened that first time but all seems to be ok now.
There are issues with 24H2 build so stay away from using the Microsoft Wndows 11.iso for now, hopfully they will fix the issue. It's a good idea to pause auto updates in Windows for now once the install is complete. The tiny11 build I used is based off of 23H2 so no probs. article here
www.windowslatest.com/2024/10/15/windows-11-24h2-causing-bsods-microsoft-will-reportedly-halt-update-for-more-pcs/
PSA of value Lance. Thanks again for your dedication for the Mac Pro community. Cheers
Update on those having password issues: The user must be an administrator and the password must be from the administrator. If the User is standard, then no password works, not for the user, not for the administrator.
@@MacSoundSolutions A couple of days ago, I got a 1.1 and 5.1 for a bill. I have not purchased anything to upgrade it, but I followed your steps three times. The first time, I used the 24H2 build; the second time, I used the 23H2, but I couldn't get either one to load using an HHD. The third time, I switched it up and used a dockcase with an NVMe and got the 24H2 to boot. I set everything up, then booted into recovery and performed a restore.
Thank you for making this video! I have been struggling with multiple Mac computers to install windows on them. I was unable to install Windows 10 using bootcamp on my 2017 iMac running Ventura or Sequoia and that was after all other unsupported ways failed. I was able to use the genuine ISO file of Windows 11 24H2 Downloaded today 11-20-24 from Microsoft. I now have a full version of 24H2 Windows 11 Pro that installed without any issues. I wish I knew about this method sooner as I had issues on my Mac mini 2018 last week as well.
Thanks for the video, worked for me on my 5.1.
Hey, thank you for the excellent video. worked for me on my 5,1, updated to 24H2 ISO build (before I see your issue note) over the tiny version using CMD command, luckily I had no issue. (Mac 5,1 2012, Sequoia 15.1, W11 pro on separate WD SN770 NVME).
Yeah I Windows did all its updates and still works, not sure what my issue is on the install as it works fine with my 6,1.
You are a Tech Rockstar! Thank you!
Another gem of a video. Thanks for what you do.
Excellent video, looking forward to more of this series (make more than one, pls)
I followed the instructions and it’s working great thank you.
another tiny11 common W. that guy does such great work. also this new installer is mindblowing, bootcamp is always such a slog to get through
Great find Lance! Thank You Bro!
worked like a charm and subscribed, thank you
Works like a charm ❤
Wow! I think this would also eliminate the risk of Windows installer messing with mac nvram. Thanks a million!
it does as long as you select deactivate ESP when installing
Can you please talk about this in your next video? Some users don't know about this risk (ask me how I know).
Great video Lance!
This is sooo cool!👏
good work Mr MSS 👍
Worked Flawlessly on my iMac 14,1 (Late 2013) , It had an SSD in it, I don't think windows would run well on the spinning rust drive. I resized the MacOS partition to make 80GB of space then created an ExFAT partition, and followed the instructions. However I did run bootcamp on windows because it has all the drivers I needed. It worked perfectly fixing Bluetooth and Sound. Thank You Verry Much. Going to do another machine now. Lastly Unlike MacOS Sequoia which runs very smoothly, on this machine. Windows is at times a bit slow, mostly when installing updates in the background, other times it works fine.
This is a method similar DISM install image i believe! Which i ended up having to use to install windows to usb sata on my mac pro. Very cool
Hi, great description of the process! I was wondering, can you use same procedure to install windows 10 Pro on MacPro1.1/ 2.1 two 3 GHz Quad Core Xeon X 5365 (Clovertown)?
Yes it works for any Intel Mac I believe. One way to find out just give it a try.
Great, I thank you! I will get to work on finding out. I had asked because I am not very knowledgeable and having an opinion from those who are more knowledgeable gives me the right push to try! Thanks again and happy holidays!
Unfortunately Win Istall app only as of version 10.13 and does not work on MacPro 2.1 El Capitan. Thank you anyway for your time
@@BlackCatdp you can upgrade Mac OS using opencore legacy patcher first
@@MacSoundSolutions Thank you very much for your time but I had already looked and unfortunately Open Core LP does not offer support for MP2.1 latest supported MP3.1. Too bad!
Nice easy to follow tutorial. I've got a 2012 13-Inch MacBook Pro with Sonoma on one drive and I wanted to put Windows 11 on the second SSD in the CD/DVD drive space. Will you be doing a version up your tutorial for that sorta thing?
I have a 2012 MBP and want to do just that. But you can follow this tutorial same install. Just format the second disk in exFAT and be sure to get the disk number and s number. I have two SSDs in my 2012 MBP. YOu can just download the drivers using bootcamp assistant, don't install bootcamp just us the exec to install the drivers. Windows will most likely grab them anyway. Mine runs hot and really needs the thermal past replaced but I am a bit scared to do it.
@@MacSoundSolutions Hello, I installed Windows 11 on the main bay. While I had wifi and sound when I installed on the external SSD drive, now I have nothing from these devices. I will also put my OCLP Ventura system on the optibay. Do you know where the problem could come from. MBP 2012?
Edit: I found the solution: I had only installed the windows ssd in the main bay. The other ssd with Ventura was not yet in the optibay. After installing it, I got wifi and sound back. The two systems are complementary.
@@STUDIO-ARDUINNA you need to download and install all the bootcamp drivers.
Hi Lance! This is awesome! But, does this work with Martin Lo's Open Core or it have to be OCLP installed? I have Monterey on my 5,1 with MLOC, will this work for me? Thanks in advance!
I would say yes it will work.
@@MacSoundSolutions Great! Thank you amigo!
Really cool that you are taking the time to answer most questions. I'm running Mavricks (PTHD10 with HD cards) Do I need opencore to load windows 10?
You have MacOS X 10.9, the minimum system for the program is MacOS X 10.13
@@Sergey_Galan oh wow the man himself! Thank you Sergey.
Windows install won't open for me on my MBP 15" 2017 with Seq
Awesome!
Excelente video. Tengo una iMac Pro del 2017, ¿debería esperar al siguiente video para ver el tema de los drivers o instalar los drivers del bootcamp?
You will be fine using the bootcamp drivers downloaded from your iMac Pro. My Mac Pro has upgraded hardware so that’s why I need to install a custom driver package.
Thanks for the video. Can I use the bootcamp drivers for my MacBook Pro 2011 with Sequoia installed by OCLP?
That should work, I did that with my Mac Pro 6,1 except for the GPU AMD drivers, but for the macbook I think you can just install on the bootcamp drivers.
Not sure if I ever need it, but funny it can be done. I don't do games and everything else can be done in MacOS. Still I'd interested in some Linux distro's...
This is just incredible, Mr.Macintosh pls do a separate video on how to get all drivers up and running on Mac Pro 2013 6,1 when on a Windows 11 pro, I did do this a few months back but I forgot since and a video would go a long way and serve as refresher.
@@peterdotb Dude I am not Mr Macintosh? 🤔 but I am working on the 6,1!
I am always wary of apps that ask for your system password. Also, how safe do we know Tiny11 is? When pairing down the original windows ISO file, isn't it possible that malicious code is inserted? I would be happy to hear if you or anyone you know has investigated this and know that it's safe.
Great Video. Question, do you have a video that would detail cloning my mac hard drive (late 2012 mac mini with a 500GB SSD) to an external ssd and being able to run it on my windows 11 PC. I currently travel with a Windows 11 mini PC that I would like to dual boot (windows and mac). Any tips would be great. Thanks.
I have tried this method on my MacPro 5.1(2012). But I can't get it to boot. It just appears on the Windows logo and does not go any further. 😑
If you have a windows iso on a thumb drive while trying to boot it may cause Windows to get stuck, remove the thumb try and boot into windows again.
What GPU do you have ?
@@Macwill1985 rx580
@@Macwill1985 RX 590 8Gb
I just prepared a whole thumb drive with Rufus and a older version of martin Los open core as i read on the youtube comments that the lastest package stops the install process...so this seems a helluva a lot easier. so can you do this from open core monetary OS or Mojave or even on a separate laptop with sequoia for the mac 5.1 ?
The app supports Mac OS 10.13 and later so yes you can use it to install Windows but make sure to deactivate Windows ESP. I have not tried installing it with Mojave and no opencore so that is something I might test out in the future. I am going to try it on my 2012 MBP with Catalina and see what happens.
@@MacSoundSolutions I will be sure to do so, and i will watch your future driver guide
СПАСИБО ЗА ВИДЕО. Все понятно и душевно.
Great video. where can I find out more info about exactly how and why that deactivate ESD will protect my mac from accidentally booting directly to win11. what exactly is configured with that checkbox and how is it protecting it exactly?
It deactivates the windows boot loader so windows can’t load without opencore loading first, will be making a video on bootrom protection soon.
Finally. Thanks!
What are your thoughts on the trash can mac vs the 5,1 for casual use (home recording and running DaVinci resolve)? Thx.
@@6StringPassion. well you can way outperform the graphics with a 5,1 over the 6,1 but the CPU performance is better with the 6,1 for audio. Maybe both is the answer as they are pretty darn cheap. :)
What would be great to know is if there is a tiny windows 10 pro. I would love to have a deflated version to install on my mac 6, 1 that I have partitioned. I have had nothing but trouble installing windows 10 pro with the standard bootcamp as well as brigadier for this older machine.
@@therealdonovanjones3066 I think there is, but you can just use this app to install Windows 10 I did it on my Mac Pro 5,1 no bootcamp except for some drivers from bootcamp.
Nice tanks. I have win 11 on my 2020 iMac 27"
What i'd ike to know is how to shrink my mac partition and increas my win 11 partition lol. Without losing data.
APFS does allow you to change the size of the partition, click on the APFS partition then select partition and see if it allows you to change the size, I think it will.
@@MacSoundSolutions for example my BootCamp partition I'd like to increase it, OSX won't let me and Win 11 won't let me if have to wipe BootCamp out erase and repattion
is there any guide using macbook pro..?? since it has only one HD
Wondering if this would work on a 2015 iMac 5K…
yes it works with any intel Mac.
Hi again... After following your video, when i reboot i cant see windows option in boot picker.... Any suggestions?
Cheers and thanks again!
are you using opecore? what mac are you using?
@@MacSoundSolutions Yes... Im using 2.0.2 aon Macpro 5.1 2010.... I have 3 drives..1 nvme with Sequoia and 2 ssd satas.... 1 one ssd sata with Big Sur and the other I have installed w11 following your video...... The one I use to install W11 is the nvme which runs Sequoia as I said.
Im lost to be honest.... As i said... when I reboot I cant see windows icon in boot picker, I only see Sequoia and Big Sur
@MacSoundSolutions I think the problem is under Sequoia 15.0.1... EFI folder is empty. I did the same process under Big Sur and I can boot Windows from the boot picker..... Hope it helps!
Thanks again!
for some reason its not taking my admin pw. i ubdated my pw in sys settings to be sure and tried again. still not taking...
Check your security privacy settings and make sure Full disk Access/ Windows Install is switched on. I did not have to do this when I installed it though maybe it will fix your issue.
Hi lance, thanks for all the great tips. Not having a lot of luck so far getting this onto a maxed out 5,1 with a mac flashed Radeon 7950. Got all the way through setup screens with Tiny Windows but ended up with black screen and lots of disk activity and the very occasional brief setting up message with turning thingy into eternity. Tried several reboots but no joy. Realised that the guy who's going to be using it is French speaking and as this isn't Mac OS I downloaded the French ISO of windows 11. That installs fine but at the open core bootpicker when I choose windows it comes right back with Sonoma chosen and will go no further over and over again. Any ideas?
@@JimRowe-yr3zw seems like it might be an issue with the 7950 but hard to say, I used it on my Mac Pro 5,1 but had issues with the full 11 install so had to go tiny 11. My Mac Pro 6,1 no issue at all with full 11. I would reach out to Sergey he is pretty responsive. He has a user forum. Did you try installing on an internal sata ssd and remove all other drives except opencore. A 7950 should work but hard to say, Windows is finicky
@@MacSoundSolutions Thanks Lance, I think you might be right about the 7950, seems it;s not supported in Win 11 so I tried Win 7 today, that didn't work either! I always struggle with the dark side but I'll get there in the end. Thanks again for all the videos...
@ sorry man I know it’s frustrating.
@@MacSoundSolutions Hi Lance, well I finally did it! Seems it was the 7950, I swopped in an Nvidea K2000 and still couldn't install Win7 then tried again with Tiny Windows and bingo, it worked... I did go back one version on Install Windows as well to the version linked below. Thanks for the help and encouragement.
This method is so simple and straight forward! Thanks for sharing! unfortunately I cannot get WiFi to connect at all and am stuck. With MacOS this 5,1 connects without issues to the same WiWi network as do all other devices. Win 11 sees all the WiFi networks but I cannot connect to any. It even spits out an error that the WiFi key is incorrect (which of course is correct).
What Wi-Fi card do you have? Is it the original? Did you watch my driver install video?
@@MacSoundSolutions I have the OEM WiFi card installed. It works ok in MacOS without OpenCore but I plan to look into upgrading it after seeing your related video. Your videos also started me into looking at OpenCore to progressively upgrade my old 5,1.
For some reason after trying to reconnect to WiFi again today it did connect eventually .
Your other video helped me a lot as now I have audio too :)
These videos of yours are really nice and inspiring to start playing with these old Macs again.
One tip as you are into gaming on Windows.
When the Trashcan was new I used a mid spec version from new for about 4 years as a daily gaming computer.
It had the dual D500 GPUs.
I ran a 1080 triple screen setup on it and ran natively Windows 8 on it.
I used hacked AMD GPU drivers on it and used several apps having both GPUs overclocked massively. Without any hardware mods I ran this setup with heavily overclocked GPUs to run racing sims (Assetto Corsa, RaceRoom, …) and it ran completely rock solid without any issues.
The trashcan was a great machine and I am sad Apple stopped that route of having a very compact, highly capable machine that was still upgradable.
I just got a used iMac 11,1 and struggling on Win10, once the GPU is loaded I get a Black screen, Now Boot Camp does support up to Windows 7...... I think this is the time to try W11
This didn't work too well for me on my mac mini 6,1. The install seemed to go well enough but when it came time to install boot camp drivers for the integrated intel gpu, i kept getting terribly distorted colors no matter what drivers I tried. If i uninstalled any gpu driver and let the system run with microsoft basic display drivers, I had proper color but as soon as any display drivers were installed my colors went wacky.
@@Infinitrium did you install the bootcamp drivers and then use Apple software update in Windows to update them? You may be better off installing Windows 10 first not sure.
@@MacSoundSolutions Ah, turns out the mistake was mine. My Dell monitor was defaulting to YPrPb color mode without me knowing. Switching to RGB color mode fixed the problem completely. My mac mini is now running fine with Windows 11 23H2 installed with the app you listed and bootcamp drivers
Will Windows Install also make a backup of a Win10 installation?
yes!
I wonder if this would work with my Mac mini 2018. I don’t have open core installed and I just have the newest Sequoia
@@DamonChuckLover89 yes it would work watch my video doing it on my n 6,1 Trashcan, you can also install it on an external usb drive.
Will this method work with Apple M1 M2 M3 chips?
no :( maybe in the future with the Windows ARM OS
Suscribed! Thanks 4 alll!
what are system requirements? Do you think it will work on a late 2011 MacBook Pro?
With Opencore running Big Sur or later
Any reason this wouldn't work on a 3,1?
I would think it would but have not tried it. It should work with any intel Mac.
Would this work with a 2019 16" Macbook Pro, last model with intel i9, 64gb ram, 1tb and 5500m
I have same 5,1 mid2010 MP with Radeon RX 580. I did everything as you instructed yet, it still boots into Monterey. Am I supposed to reboot by holding a series of keys etc.? BTW, I am using a windows keyboard. How do I get my computer to boot to windows?
I have internal SSD (slot 4) with the Windows 10 (lastest version 22h2) on it. Also, I have OCLP 2.1.2 installed on my C drive. I'm having a very hard time getting it to booting into EFI boot so I can choose to which OS to boot, either Mac or Win10.
Please help. Thanks in advance & Happy Holidays.🦃
Sounds like it’s the keyboard but you should be able to just select windows in the startup disk system prefs. You don’t want to hold option at boot as that will bypass opencore.
My Mac Pro 5,1 using Martin Lo OpenCore, can I follow this tutorial to install Windows 11?
Everything is installed well except the keyboard backlight and the fn key which is not functional. Does anyone have a solution?
@@Phoenix-oc1zc you need to go to device manager and scan the bootcamp drivers if it’s an Apple keyboard to find the correct driver.
Installed correct, but everytime i have acpi_bios_error. Via bootcamp and via this method..
Windows 10 22h2
You do realize that Apple considers installing Windows on a very old Mac to be elder abuse, right?
@@6StringPassion. actually it runs faster than modern Mac OS does on the old boy 🤷🏼
@@MacSoundSolutions And that is precisely why Apple doesn't like you anymore. LOL...
I am stuck after loading services it goes black screen , any idea? I tried multiple time, sometimes it just shows win logo . Also I tried tiny10 same thing, after rebuild EFI same thing. I have open core and tried from Mojave and Big Sur
@@Azulemaul I found that if I left my thumb drive attached after install with the windows iso on it windows would get stuck at boot.
@@MacSoundSolutionsthanks that worked!!! You’re a wizard! I got a win10 pro to boot I may try the tiny10 or 11 again later
can I use an external ssd drive for this ? I wanted to play steam games on my Mac but most games are on windows so im trying to have both
You can I had issues booting off thunderbolt with windows 11 but usb external worked fine.
Tried this on an ext SSD (samsung x5). After setting No Security (secure boot) and Allow booting from ext/removable media (allowed boot media), when I select Win 10, I get a flash of the (blue) Win icon and then a black screen that eventually reboots into into Ventura. Any suggestions?
@@tjthrush what Mac are you using, it needs to boot off USB. Thunderbolt did not work for me on my Mac Pro 7,1 externally
@@MacSoundSolutions So many gotchas. Also have a MP7,1. Have 4 TB ssd, and a PCIe card with two 1TB blades. Main goal is to have one blade w/ macos and the other w/ Win 10. Could not get this to boot even though the save log from Windows Install indicates successful installation. Some EFI conflict??
@@MacSoundSolutions Lance, still no joy. Took your advice and installed on a (much slower) usb 3 ext ssd and that was unsuccessful as well for Win 10 booting. I even used an older iso of Win 10, no joy either. I'm totally stumped. Left a comment for Sergey also. Was considering what you did for your 6,1 but there is no way to remove the apple ssd on the 7,1. Could you please make a video using your 7,1 and installing Win 10 using an NVMe blade on a PCIe card? I'm missing something and you are a mac/win sensei
Fixed! I was using an (old skool) Apple Cinema Display and without an appropriate Win 10 driver and it couldn't move fwd passed the 1st splash screen. Installed a newer monitor using HDMI connections and it worked.
@ interesting thanks for the update
Can I install windows 7 using this method?
Yes, this is possible, but the assembly must be 64-bit and preferably original.
@@Sergey_Galan yes I have 64-bit. But can you elaborate on original part.
I followed the instructions on this video and installed windows 7 on external hard drive. After the reboot I selected windows in boot picker. Screen goes black and after some time Mac reboots. This is on my trash can Mac.
@@travelwithbijayas6393 I think the disk should be internal.
no silicon?
I have follow the instruction on M4,1 flashed rom, High Siera. The installation process looks completed and then found the blue screen problem after windows have updated the latest version. error code:0xc0000001. Or it cause by my GPU GT120? thank you.
Realized that the GPU need to be update, it went well with Windows 10. Thank you.
I followed the instructions, Windows said install completed 100%. However, on reboot to OCLP all i only see is sonoma, no windows. Of note the Windows install only took 11s and when i open disk utility, my windows partition is still an exFat and Zero used. I tried this with the Tiny and Regular Windows ISO with same results. My disk partition device is disk0s3. MacPro 5,1 Sonoma 14.6.1 NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680 4GB, RAM 16gb, SSD 4TB Samsung Internal SATA,: Partitioned 3TB for Sonoma and 1TB ExFat for windows install. Please Help. Thank you so much!
Go to security settings and make sure the app "install windows" has full disk access, if it is not in the list drag it in, obviously windows is not installing if it only took 11 seconds. You have to be the administrator and in the administrators user account. Something not right with what your doing. Also you can mount the opencore EFI and look to see if the Microsoft folder is in the EFI alon with Opencer and boot folders. It has to be there for Opencore bootloader, but it gets installed when windows is installed.
@@MacSoundSolutions Thank you for your response. Still did not work :( ! erased my partition and repartioned again GUID Partition Map, Untitiled, ExFAT. I am admin, enabled Windows installer Full Disk Access, dragged Tiny to the windows installer and click install again. Same result. Not sure what I'm doing wrong. I even redownloaded fresh copy of Tiny and Windows installer.
@@marlooronce9154did you set the index number? You still have to do it even though there is only 1.
@@MacSoundSolutions Yes index 1, disk 0 s 3
What to do if you want mac to open Mac OS again if you’re on windows
@@MrCheckmateV2 you should be running open core, which gives you the boot loader so you can select either drive but if you install Boot Camp drivers in windows, there is an option in the lower right hand corner to select your Mac to boot from it looks like a little diamond. You should not be running windows without open core on a Mac Pro 5,1
@@MacSoundSolutions what if i download it a external hard drive and then i remove it will it still show the windows when i restart and boot it?
@@MacSoundSolutions what if its an external disk and i remove it will it still show bott loader or directly boot into mac os
I tried it out on my Mac Pro 4,1 (updated to 5,1) with a RX580. Currently running Sequoia on the internal SATA disk. Installed a NVMe drive to install Windows 11 on and followed this guide. Everything copies OK, but when I try to boot into Windows I get a BSOD showing me that winload.efi is missing or broken. Have no idea how to fix that. Any ideas? (Using OpenCore also since it was needed to install Sequoia.)
Just adding some info. Tried with both the Tiny11 version of Windows 11 Pro and a full ISO downloaded from Microsoft. The same result.
@@StefanLaketa makes sure to reformat the drive to exfat guid and try tiny11 make sure it’s tiny11 2311 based on 23H2 windows www.techspot.com/downloads/7578-tiny11.html
If there is an old egg from your first attempt with full windows 11 that may be the issue.
@@MacSoundSolutions Thank you for answering. :) Appreciate it. Yes, for every try I have reformatted the drive via Disk Utility to ExFAT / GUID. And I have tried both the 23H2 Windows from Tiny11 and a separate "full" 24H2 ISO downloaded from Microsoft. Same issues.
Is it something special I have to enable in the OpenCore settings? Or do I have to do something with OpenCore after running the whole Windows Install-app process?
@ no I didn’t have to do anything with open core. It just worked for me. You might wanna reach out Sergey on his app page. The fact that it installs OK it means there’s something going on with windows and from other installs I’ve done without using the app by using Rufus. I always had to remove all the other hard drives but you know I didn’t have to do that with this app it could be the rom of your GPU if it’s not stock, but not sure.
Has anyone had issue with gtx 680. I have gotten into windows but crashes and I can’t change resolution , ( currently locked 4k) and when it crashes it reboots and attempts repair to windows and gpu fans 100% black screen
check the driver in device manager if you can get that far.
Will this work with Martin Lo’s OpenCore?
Yes.
@@MacSoundSolutions Thank you!
I’ve try this method on my mac pro 3.1 but it keeps showing bsod acpi bios error, any idea what happen? Thanks before..
Try "install legacy boot" in the dropdown menu. You may need to go with Windows 10
@@MacSoundSolutionswaw thanks for the reply, really appreciate it. Its the same case with windows 10, how do i install legacy boot? Im currently having mac os sonoma on my 3.1 and i really want to have windows also on my 3,1 thank you very much..
@@StarbucksPaskal23 look at the pop up menu in the app where it say EUFI it’s under that
@@MacSoundSolutionsim sorry for my stupidity, but which app you mean?
Oh i finally get it, ive tried it with win 10, and it gets blank, no hope i guess..
I am getting a issue when I click install. It says “disk access must be granted”. I can assure you I have selected this in Mojave system preferences. I also have only got a rx580 (no boot screen), with no internal graphics card. Will this be the best way? I have Mac Pro 6,1 with boot camp, could I just clone that drive?
Did you add the app to disk access and turn it on? I know you say you did but I have not tried this in Mojave. Then reboot. Not sure if installing another Macs cloned windows install will work as the drivers mainly graphics might mess things up but maybe. Also make sure opencore is working don’t boot into windows by holding the option key. You need the bootrom protection from Opencore if your using stock Mojave without opencore you should just use bootcamp and install windows 10.
@@MacSoundSolutionsit says boot camp is no available. I just bought this yesterday of marketplace, how can I tell if it’s open core? It doesn’t have any boot screen, it just is black until moments before login screen.
Thanks for the speedy reply!
@@IAmEd that means you do not have opencore, don’t install windows without protection of opencore. I would go for opencore legacy patcher if this is your first time around and do some reading up first and watch some of my videos and others.
@ bootcamp is in the applications utilities folder
Anyone else on a 2010 5,1 running Mojave and OpenCore LP having big problems getting Windows 11 to run?
I have tried for days on end now to just get Windows 11 to run. The method works fantastic, really quick, convenient and simple, just Windows 11 from the linked tiny11 ISO just does not work.
The number of stuck boots, WiFi issues and constantly forgetting BT mouse and keyboard simply makes this a nightmare and a colossal waste of time.
I am giving Win 10 and if that doesn't work Win 8 another try but Win11 is just a nightmare to get to run on this cMP 5,1
Strange what GPU do you have, it’s running great for me.
@@MacSoundSolutions I have a RX 580 Sapphire Pulse PC GPU. It runs now fairly ok in Win10 but still has significant issues connecting to WiFi under Windows (no such issues under Mojave). I plan now to gradually upgrade it including looking for WiFi upgrade options and upgrading to the latest Mac OS to be in sync with my other Macs.
perhaps along the way the Windows WiFi issues get solved that way.
What’s the min macOS operating system you need for these programs?
its says it in the video 10.13
Can the tiny11 install be used to upgrade a win10 install in place?
Hi sir i successfully installed a tiny windows 11 in my cMP. But when i turn my cMP on i see two windows icon in boot picker. How do i remove on them?
Did you have a past install of Windows? What do you see in system prefs startup disk is there more than one choice for Windows / bootcamp? You may have a old Microsoft folders in one of your EFIs.
@MacSoundSolutions how do i remove it? I opened the Microsoft folder in efi using clover configurator i just found one Microsoft folder.
@ you don’t want to remove it unless you have another drive with the Microsoft folder on the efi. If you do have two you can delete the one you don’t want, but make a backup of it first . If opencore does t see the Microsoft folder in the efi you won’t be able to boot into windows.
Just drag it to the desktop and delete from the efi folder put in the trash from the efi folder and make sure to empty the trash. If you don’t see windows in the bootloader at all on the next boot you will have to put it back in the efi folder. It sounds to me like you must have two Microsoft folders on two different drive EFIs.
@@MacSoundSolutions i removed the Microsoft folder in efi partition store on installed monterey ssd and finally windows icon in bootloader disappeared.
Hello just want to ask if this is applicable to M1 chip? Thanks
@@kokopogs937 no it’s an intel only app.
I am having problems running Windows Install, when I try to run it I get this message: Apple could not verify “Windows Install” is free of malware that may harm your Mac or compromise your privacy. What should I do after the install? I do copy it from download to applications.
Windows install is a Mac OS app. Have you read the directions? As you can see in the video I am using it in Mac OS you have to grant permission for Mac OS to use the app in security preferences when you first launch it.
@@MacSoundSolutions Ahh. How do I do that? I am still fairly new to Mac, though successfully put Sonoma and later Sequoia on it. Found it in google. Thank you very much.
@@rlk54 try to launch the app then go to system preferences and privacy settings scroll near the bottom and there should be a message “the app windows install needs to be approved or is not a approved app, quit the app and hit approve or open anyway, not in front of my computer at the moment, but basically you have to give the app permission to run in the system, privacy / security settings once you approve it the. It’s good to go you won’t have to do it again.
@@MacSoundSolutions I managed to get this far. Only stuck now on the Admin Password. I thought it was just the same as the login password when I start the computer.
@@rlk54 The user must be an administrator and the password must be from the administrator. If the User is standard, then no password works, not for the user, not for the administrator.
ya think i can do this on a 2019 macbook pro 16 inch ?
Yes, it's possible. Only if you do not use OpenCore do not enable “Deactivate Windows ESP”
@@Sergey_Galan windows esp ? I’ll do some reading online thank you lol
Yes you can.
could you show this on a mac book 9,2?
I plan on doing it on my MBP 2012 soon.
@@MacSoundSolutions please show in its entirety!
please! 🙏
it says : wrong password... all the time! I've tried to change my admin password twice but not working. Anyone meets this?
Hello. For some reason, the program cannot write the password into the keychain and, accordingly, retrieve it from there. Try the legacy version of Windows Install 5.9.1, this version does not write the password to the keychain.
Can you do this on mac mini m4?
@@henryphan4572 no intel only
can you do this same method on an external ssd?
@@troymd2009 you can but depends on what OS you run and ports / enclosure whether it can boot off it or not. I have heard Sonoma has issues booting of my external drives.
@@MacSoundSolutions I had windows 11 on an external ssd running sequoia on my Mac Pro 6,1. I ended wiping my drive and wanted to do a fresh install of windows 11 and partition it to also run Linux mint as well.
Can i use this for 2019 Mac Pro
Yes, but no need to use tiny11 unless you want to.
This is not easy or 3 minutes. I also do not want to partition half a drive I want to completely switch over to windows. how do I do this?? why does kno1 have a video on this???
Try install windows ghost spectre
@@MuhammadFatihuddin games that require avx2 will not run on older than 2019 Mac Pros
bro someone help, I can't boot back into macOS pls Im shaking so badly rn
Are you using OpenCore? Do you see a system selection menu?
@@Sergey_Galan once i get to the boot options and select the opencore option, it just defaults to windows. i know that my iles are still there but the darn thing wont boot
i also dont have drivers installer and i cant connect to the internet.
Your problem is that Windows is the default? In the OpenCore menu, select Mac OS, press Ctrl+Enter and in the future Mac OS will be the default. Or is the problem that the Mac OS system itself does not boot?
@@Sergey_Galan im gonna try the ctrl+enter, brb
The network doesn’t work
@@Tyler-049 watch my video on updating the drivers. How to install Windows Drivers for Mac Pro 5,1
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Followed you instructions and everything was going great, up until the part in the setup process where Windows checks and installs updates. I believe I got the blue screen of death error message and then after a restart been stuck on a black screen with a “Just a moment…” spinner for quite a while. I’ve got Mojave/OpenCore on an SSD and the Windows installation on a Samsung NVMe with that same exact adapter you showed in another video. Not sure what’s up… maybe I’ll try on a spare SSD to se if it’s something with the NVMe. Thanks for all your great content, I’ve learned so much about upgrading my 5,1 from you!
Posting an update in case helpful for anyone. I tried installing on a standard SSD which worked with no issues. I wiped the NVMe and tried again, but this time disconnected the computer from the internet. Setup proceed with no issues, and then I ran the available updates and still no issues. So, not entirely sure what’s up happened that first time but all seems to be ok now.
it took 13 minutes on my 6,1 but meh I have windows and macos the simple way
For drivers , i use bootcamp assistant to download the drivers copied them over to windows and ran the install and I got all the drivers.
now do a video how to install mac os on a pc :)
Dont have a PC :(
Just install windows 10.