If you see the.ISO file as a 'hard drive' icon on your desktop, right-click the file and select 'Eject' to unmount the drive, then re-run Boot Camp Assistant. After ejecting, go back to Boot Camp Assistant and re-try your.ISO file. Prior to El Capitan, you had to insert a USB Flash Drive and Boot Camp Assistant copied the Windows installer from an ISO disk image to the flash drive, and then downloaded and set up the Windows drivers to the correct location in the installer for the Mac hardware. Use Bootcamp to install Windows 10 on Mac OS X. Select your.ISO image file, and click Open, and then Continue. BootCamp Assistant will wipe your USB drive and the process take quite a while to copy all required files. * Create a Partition It will ask how much room to add for Windows 10. I select 120 GB. @Allan In this version of Mac Bootcamp only asks for the ISO image, after you refer to the image it asks you to choose the size of the bootcamp partition then it starts downloading windows support software and making the iso ready for installation.

So i get a free windows 7 download from my school and i'm trying to install it on my MBP. Couldn't get it to work, but i do have the registration code, so i downloaded a.iso of Windows 7 Professional. Boot camp isn't recognizing it though. What do i have to do so that boot camp will recognize it as the Windows 7 setup? I've tried burning the.iso to a disk, that didn't work. Also tried mounting the.iso on the desktop and burning the contents to a disk.

Question: Q: I need a 2 way sync tool for the mac (or a shell script and some help) I am looking for a way to (two way) sync a folder on my Macbook Pro with a SMB Server (aka Windows) I found a few paid for applications that do this, and before I buy one I thought I'd ask here and see if there are any recommendations. IOS: How to transfer or sync content to your computer. Contacts, Calendars, Bookmarks, and Notes. You can sync contacts, calendars, bookmarks, and notes with other applications on your computer. This allows you keep all your information in sync across multiple computers and iOS devices.

That also didn't work. Total beginner at this, please help! So i get a free windows 7 download from my school and i'm trying to install it on my MBP. Couldn't get it to work, but i do have the registration code, so i downloaded a.iso of Windows 7 Professional. Boot camp isn't recognizing it though. What do i have to do so that boot camp will recognize it as the Windows 7 setup? I've tried burning the.iso to a disk, that didn't work.

Also tried mounting the.iso on the desktop and burning the contents to a disk. That also didn't work. Total beginner at this, please help! I have a mid-2010 MBP, 2.4GHz dual core i5, 4gigs memory, running OSX Lion 10.7.1.

Yes, I'm using Boot Camp Assistant, and it's not really giving any 'error message'. I burnt the.iso to a disk but evidently that's not enough for boot camp assistant to recognize it as the windows install disk that i want to use? When it says to insert the windows 7 install disk i insert the disk with the.iso file and a message comes up that says 'insert your Windows installer disk and wait a few seconds for the disk to be recognized' or something like that. When you're trying to download on the MSDNAA site it opens some kind of download assistant. How to make alt text for tables in excel. That's the.Exe file you're trying to open.

So unfortunately you'll have to download it on a Windows PC. Once this is done, you can place it on your Mac and burn it with the disk utility. After this you let bootcamp work it's magic. I've been fighting with this problem for 2 weeks until I tried the ISO in virtualbox. I had the same driver error here, so this told me it probably was a buggy image.

I burned the ISO from a friend and it worked great. I suggest you try this to, burn a different image and see how that goes. Thank you everyone for the help and comments, i officially have Win7 up and running! (i'm actually submitting this post from the windows side of my MBP, so exciting) i followed arneman's advice and burned another disk image to the dektop from the mounted.iso i had downloaded from digital river, then burned that new disk image to a dvd using disk utility as bigeasy_uk had mentioned.

Worked like a charm and Boot Camp Assistant took care of everything! Again, THANK YOU everyone for your help!

It's great to finally have this taken care of.