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1. #How to create a bootable installer for mac os from windows how to#
2. #How to create a bootable installer for mac os from windows install#
3. #How to create a bootable installer for mac os from windows pro#

#How to create a bootable installer for mac os from windows install#

Install Windows on the BOOTCAMP partition.Wait for Boot Camp Assistant to do its job until your Mac restarts and you see the Windows Setup screen.Select the Boot Camp partition size (we recommend at least 64 GB) and click Install.Choose the Windows ISO file you’ve obtained earlier.Read the introduction and click Continue to proceed.Go to Applications > Utilities and launch Boot Camp Assistant.If you meet all these requirements, then you can simply follow the instructions below.

#How to create a bootable installer for mac os from windows how to#

You also need 64 GB or more free storage space on your Mac startup disk, a Windows 10 disk image (see the How to Get Windows for Mac chapter), and a USB flash drive with a storage capacity of 16 GB or more (unless your Mac doesn’t need a flash drive to install Windows ). This list DOESN’T include Macs with Apple’s M1 chip because Boot Camp only works on Intel-based Macs.

#How to create a bootable installer for mac os from windows pro#

MacBook Pro introduced in 2012 or later.MacBook Air introduced in 2012 or later.You just need to verify that you meet the system requirements for installing Windows 10. And want to try another Linux Distro via USB.The great thing about dual booting Windows on a Mac computer is that the software you need to make it happen (Boot Camp) is included in macOS. And it just works! NOTE: if you has already created an USB installed via USBImager. This is a tiny tool with less than 200 KB package size.

USBImager is a free and open-source tool that works on Windows XP +, Mac OS 10.13 +, Arch, Manjaro, other Linux, and even Raspberry Pi OS. Option 2: Create bootable USB from Windows, Mac OS, or other Linux. You’ll see the ‘Installation Complete’ dialog.Īfter that, you can boot the USB stick and start installing Linux Mint. Click ‘Yes’ and it becomes the installing dialog with process bar.ĥ. And leave all other free space unallocated.Ĥ. Same to USBImager in Option 2: It creates two partitions in the USB stick: one for Linux Mint system files (about 2 GB) and anther for boot-loader (about 4 MB). A confirm dialog will pop-up prompts you that ‘All data in the USB drive be lost’. Finally click on “Make Startup Disk” to start the process.ģ. Click on “Other …” button and choose the Linux Mint ISO image. Firstly search for and open USB Creator GTK from system app launcher.Ģ. For all other Linux, Windows, and Mac OS, just go option 2.ġ. If you have a PC or laptop running with Ubuntu, then this option is for you as it has an built-in USB creator app. Option 1: Create USB installer from an Ubuntu machine. So I choose USB-creator-GTK and USBImager among all the tools I've tested. NOTE there are quite a few USB creating tools in the web! However, some of them may sometimes not work or not perfect (e.g., Ventoy does not install in my case).

At the moment of writing, the latest release is Linux Mint 20.x based on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS. Linux Mint is a popular community-driven Linux distribution based on Ubuntu. Want to install Linux Mint using an USB drive? Well, here’s the step by step beginner’s guide shows you how to create the bootable USB installer from other Linux, Windows, or Mac OS.