Called back a second time (waited 2 hours on hold *again* and got the same answers.)Īnother thing. I literally (as in the real definition of it) spent over six hours today on the phone arguing with Microsoft that I needed a key and had valid Win8.1 keys but they said no, you *have* to do an upgrade. MAKE SURE you have a Windows 10 key *FIRST*. For instance, I used the Windows 10 Media Creator to make an ISO that had 32-bit and 64-bit versions on one disk and it didn't get recognized. You have to download the specific Windows 10 64-bit ISO from Microsoft. Follow the instructions Step 3-6 here:.Open Boot Camp and locate the ISO file created using Windows Media Creation Tool.
From PC, transfer the ISO file to Mac and paste to Documents or any location.
#CREATING WINDOWS ISO IMAGE FOR DUAL BOOT ON MAC INSTALL#
Use Boot Camp to install Windows from your ISO file
Wait for your download to finish and copy to your USB. You will see a screen asking you to choose the media to use. Select “Create installation media for another PC”. Download Microsoft Installation Media Creation Tool. Get the ISO file Windows 10 using Windows Media Creation Tool. To solved this issue, this is what I did. There is not enough space available on the disk.” Take note that I am using Sandisk 3.0 32GB. During the process, Boot Camp give me this error, “Your bootable drive cannot be created. I converted it to ISO file using OS X Disk Utility giving me 7.89GB file size. Downloading ISO from MS website is such a pain, it stops at some point in time when you already downloaded 2.8GB or more but you still get the ISO, there is no way to check if the MD5sum of the ISO you downloaded is correct.Ĭreating a bootable Windows 10 64bit USB flash drive did not work for me. if you downloaded the ISO file below than this, you will get this error. 
Your downloaded ISO image from Microsoft Website maybe incomplete. Boot Camp won’t have recognized Windows 10 ISO ERROR
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