I don't think that problem is with my flash drive, because I've installed with it Windows 7 on another average computer(We have 2 windows computers in my family) a few days ago. And yes, this computer can run windows 10, I've already installed it on my old hdd (I changed HDD on SSD, so I can't access to old HDD). I also tried to install windows directly without boot camp, but when windows was installed and Mac was rebooted after installing any software or drivers, it caused me problem with wrong start. Laptop restarted, white than black screen and shows me a problem: 'non-system disk press any key to reboot'. But part of this file was copied so I tried to install Windows. It told me '/Volumes/windows10/sources/install.wim file too large'. Most of files were copied except install.wim. Without despair I tried to make flash drive with command line.

I read in internet that I just need to change the date on my computer but it didn't work. In this OS I couldn't even start program, it closed immediately after editing ist(no commands in command line helped).Īlso I tried to install El Capitan, but it also caused a problem: installer is damaged. Than I thought that the problem is out of non-supported OS X and installed maximum supported High Sierra. Boot Camp wrote that he is formatting my flash drive and when the progress bar was half full, it shows me error message 'An error occurred while formatting flash drive'(this is an approximate translation from Russian). I've normally chosen flash that I've already formatted(Fat32, master boot record) in Disk Utility and clicked on start. That was a horrible experience.įirst I edited ist in Boot Camp's contents, everything worked fine until I started to make flash drive.

Back to the main interface, click Apply and Proceed to execute the pending operation. Select a proper file system among the offered options, then click OK. A few days I tried to install Windows 10 on my MacBook 13' mid 2010 running OS X Catalina. Download the freeware, install and launch it, right-click the RAW USB drive and select Format Partition.

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