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In spite of this, I am able to run 64 bit Windows 10 Pro on my 2007 iMac. Apple does not officially support any 64 bit versions of Windows on any 2007 Mac models.

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Note: I am used the Boot Camp Support Software download to install 64 bit Windows 10 Pro on my 2007 iMac. I need to change this partition to GPT so, to do so, I downloaded GPT fdisk. To do so, I created a partition with 140Gb with I called 'BOOTCAMP'. I already have Windows Software Support that I downloaded from Boot Camp app.

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Unfortunately, these drivers are designed for the legacy BIOS boot method. 4 I want to install Win10 in a partition on my Macbook Pro. Fortunately, Windows 10 is designed to accept older version drivers, when current drivers are unavailable. UPD: I've noticed that my USB drive is detected as internal, that's not true.

The drivers for 64 bit Windows 7 are in the Boot Camp Support Software download. Can I actually boot from USB with the MBR bootloader on Mac or not I've tried any way, including rEFInd, but it results again in booting to Win10 installed on disk0 HDD. Īpple does not officially support Windows on your model Mac beyond version 7. The Windows Support Software for installing Windows 10 on your model Mac can be found at: Boot Camp Support Software. The 13-inch, mid 2010 MacBook Pro should install Windows 10 using the legacy BIOS boot method. sudo fdisk /dev/disk0īut, you do not want to do this for a 2010 MacBook Pro. To see the changes to the MBR table, you will need to enter the following command before and after using gdisk. After you enter the N command to change the Master Boot Record (MBR) table, you can again enter the P command. While using gdisk, you can the check GUID Partition Table (GPT) by entering the P command. If you want to do what you propose, then you are correct. So, my question is: If I give it a 'Y' in terminal, will it overwrite both of my partitions or only the partition called 'BOOTCAMP'? (Will it erase my main partition?) It is in Portuguese but I think you can understand the important things. Right now if I go to my Disk Utility I have this: The thing is, I'm afraid the process will overwrite my main partition as well. Number Start (sector) End (sector) Size Code Nameġ 40 409639 200.0 MiB EF00 EFI System PartitionĢ 409640 701207815 334.2 GiB AF00 Sem nomeįinal checks complete. Total free space is 262157 sectors (128.0 MiB) Partitions will be aligned on 8-sector boundaries

Main partition table begins at sector 2 and ends at sector 33įirst usable sector is 34, last usable sector is 976773134 You may need to deactivate System Integrity Protection to use this program. NOTE: Write test failed with error number 1. I got this: Warning: Devices opened with shared lock will not have their I need to change this partition to GPT so, to do so, I downloaded GPT fdisk.Īfter I installed it I opened 'terminal' and run the command sudo gdisk /dev/disk0 To do so, I created a partition with 140Gb with I called 'BOOTCAMP'.

I want to install Win10 in a partition on my Macbook Pro.