- Partitioning the Hardrive
- Click on Finder
- Open Applications
- Open Utilities
- Open Disk Utility
- Check how many GBs of space you have left of your computer
- Open BootCamp Assistant
- Print off user manual instructions to reference
- Follow onscreen instructions
- Decide how much of computer to partition
- Click Partition
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- Good To Know!
- This is a partition for a 1 disk system
- Decide how much space to partition ahead of time
- I decided on 32 GB because I wanted enough space to work on
projects in the Windows partition. This is also the limit as to how
much space you can partition without the process getting complicated
- Do NOT exceed how much space you have left on your computer
- BootCamp documentation is VERY helpful
- The partitioning takes at most 5-10 minutes
- You have the option to continue onto installing Windows or waiting
until later
- Installing Windows on the Partition
- Click on Finder
- Open Applications
- Open Utilities
- Open BootCamp Assistant
- Get out your copy of Bootcamp instructions/documentation
- Insert CD containing your copy of Windows
- Select Windows Installation
- Screen will go dark and start booting from CD
- Hit enter to install Windows
- Hit F8 to agree to Windows terms and conditions
- Select Partition 3: Bootcamp and then hit enter
- Select NTFS file system (not version)
- There will be a reformatting process since the previous
format was [FAT32]
- Restart computer
- Hold down option button to select Windows
- Go through Windows start up (select to protect PC)
- Eject Windows CD
- Put in Apple OSX CD that came with your Mac
- Install Bootcamp onto Windows
- Restart computer
- Windows menu will pop up to help set up rest of Windows
- Enter what is prompted including serial number
- Select typical settings and no domain(unless you
prefer something different)
- Register your copy of Windows (there is a pop up on bottom right
of screen)
- Download CSCI compiler and debugger from
class webage
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- Good To Know!
- NEED SERIAL NUMBER!!!! Make sure you have it written down somewhere
- Sometimes computer gets stuck in the booting process: in this case
power down the computer and restart
- Sometimes the computer will continue to boot from CD instead of
installed Windows: power down and restart (take out the CD first)
- If restarting make sure to hold down OPTION when the first lit
screen shows up after the computer has been turned off; otherwise the
default is to boot the Mac OSX driver
- This can take a long time (1 hour+)Leave Extra Time
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