BOOTABLE USB FOR MAC BOOTCAMP INSTALL

With Win 7 installer you need to Format and select the BOOTCAMP partition so it makes it NTFS so Windows will install. Make sure to read the Apple Support Bootamp instructions and have the drivers ready on a external thumb drive as it might be needed when Windows installer is installing onto BOOTCAMP partition.

BOOTABLE USB FOR MAC BOOTCAMP INSTALL

Option boot into OS X and use Bootcamp software to create the Win 7 thumb drive, or if you have a Superdrive (original internal not external) then use the right Win 7 retail install disk with matching key, it's copy protected so you can't use a burned one. Install OS X or option boot from the CCC clone and reverse clone drive into Macintosh HD. (There are two other hidden partitions, one named EFI and another called RecoveryHD at the top and bottom of the drive which won't appear in Disk Utility)

Partition 3 (last): Macintosh HD and a OS X ext J format Partition 2 (middle): Storage and a MSDOS format. Partition 1(top): BOOTCAMP and a MSDOS partition format. If I planned on running Windows all the time on the Mac I would instead do this. Optional for Windows speed on hard drives Next I would erase the entire INTERNAL drive (disk0) of the Mac using Apple's Disk Utility and partition 1: option GUID and format OS X J Next I would download CarbonCopењњloner into OS X and clone a copy of OS X Lion to a blank powered external drive and reboot holding option key and checking out the bootable clone. What I would do first is copy users files out of OS X to a external drive and disconnect.

Bootable usb for mac bootcamp