Unnecessarily long process and using Bootcamp is recommended. Installing Windows and the relevant boot configuring without Bootcamp can be a painful and Bootcamp is Apple’s native utility for installing Windows on a Mac. Bootcamp: To Use or Not to Use?ĭefinitely use Bootcamp. But the process itself can get convoluted and there are some pitfalls to be avoided so I decided to document it here. I’ve installed Windows 7 on a 2011 iMac without a problem so this procedure should work at least as far back as 2011 Macs in my personal experience. Installing Windows on a Mac may or may or may not go smooth depending on how old the Mac is. On a PC, I would usually dual boot Windows and Linux, and on a Mac, I usually dual boot Mac OS X and Windows. I like dual booting my systems since I switch between Windows, Mac OS X and Linux fairly regularly.
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