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Решил я обновить свой старый MacBook Pro 2010, прикупив на Али Crucial MX500 SSD на 1 ТБ.

С 2010 на нем был штатный Тошибовский диск 500ГБ с МакОС, которой я почти не пользовался за ненадобностью, и Windows 7,
так же штатно и без проблем установленная через BootCamp. Все прекрасно работало 12 лет и без без всяких, там, ваших антивирусов.

С годами умер DVD, так что установка с болванки сразу была не вариантом. Пропатченный BCA позволил увидеть загрузочную флешку,
но только отформатированную в GPT.

Попытка установить W7 «с нуля» — основной ОС — окончилась неудачей. Патченные дистрибутивы устанавливаются, но первая перезагрузка
зависает на disk.sys (safe mode тормозится на classpnp.sys). Непатченные зависают на процессе загрузки файлов: когда бежит полосочка по черному экрану и висит надпись «Loading files…»

W8 и W10 устанавливались, но «родные» драйверы — нет.

Возился я с этим месяца полтора, у меня скопилось штук 5-7 дистрибутивов «семерки», пяток — десятки и пара «восьмерок».
От «семерки», в итоге, отказался.

Наткнулся на статью
http://huguesval.com/blog/2012/02/installing-windows-7-on-a-mac-without-superdrive-with-virtualbox/comment-page-3/#comment-11433

установил W8 (до этого пробовал тоже самое с «7» — не получилось) в VirtualBox на MacOS, отформатировал SSD в MS-DOS FAT c MBR — это оказалось
самым важным, в итоге.
Преобразовал образ w8.vdi в w8.raw и записал его на SSD через «dd» — перегрузился в w8.

Все заработало.

Драйвера, а точнее сам BootCamp5.1.5621, установились без проблем, но AHCI режим не включился; Crucial Storage Executive советовал переключить
режим контроллера в BIOS, которого у Мака нет.
Опять же, ребята догадались пропатчить boot record, чтоб сразу включить режим AHCI.
https://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/126089-howto-boot-macs-with-intel-chipset-in-ahci-win7-vista-xp-linux/page/7/#comment-1550201

Попытка следовать совету и пропатчить boot record привела к незагрузке — похоже BootCamp тоже его патчит, чтобы переключать загрузки между MacOS и Windows.

Снес BootCamp Services — перегрузился, работает (до этого, естественно, восстановил Буткамповский boot record).
Снова пропатчил, но уже руками, через «dd».
AHCI включился. Crucial Storage Executive позволил включить кеш, и скорость последовательного чтения SSD возросла с 270 МБ/сек (диск дает ~550 на 6ГБ SATA,
а у меня только 3ГБ/сек) до 1500ГБ/сек. Реально быстро по ощущуниям.

Но мне активно не нравилась W8.
В общем, рискнул я поверху поставить 10-ку и всё получилось само, без дополнительных ужимок и прыжков, драйвера подхватились.

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Since I have used these forums many times and found them very helpful, I hope I can help someone in turn.

x64 (and probably x86) Windows 10 runs fine on the 2010 13″ MacBook Pro (well, as well as it can with a Core 2 Duo and 6GB of RAM). However, it is a little involved.

What you need prepared (on a flash drive perhaps):

1) Boot Camp 5.1.5769

2) NVidia 327.23 Drivers

3) Three files from the Apple support package for Windows 7 (you can download the package through boot camp assistant, or from somewhere on Apple’s web site): AppleKeyboardInstaller64.exe, AppleMultiTouchTrackPadInstaller64.exe, and the NVidia directory (with NVidiaChipset and Win7 folders inside).

4) If you want the LCD to display colors correctly, take the color profile from OS X.

The Steps:

1) Install Windows 10. You can trick boot camp assistant with a Windows 7 disc if you like to get the support package, or you can just do the partitioning yourself.

2) Do NOT connect to the internet, because Windows Update will force install a driver for the 320M that is broken (thanks, Microsoft).

3) Find bootcamp.msi, and run msiexec /i bootcamp.msi in an elevated cmd. Also run the trackpad and keyboard installer.

4) Watch Apple’s drivers get installed.

5) Go to device manager, find the 2 problem devices, point the ‘update driver’ mechanism to the NVidia directory and watch your drivers get installed.

6) Install the NVidia 327.23 drivers and fix the color profile if you like.

7) This is the critical step: download the update blocker utility from Microsoft here: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/3073930. Connect to the internet and (quickly) run the utility and block the NVidia drivers from installing. Once they get onto your system, they will reinstall themselves over any other driver, which is what happened to me. If this happens to you, run DDU (display driver uninstaller) to get rid of the 2015 driver once and for all, reinstall the right driver, and block the update again. These drivers DO NOT WORK and will result in corrupt graphics, even in XP/7/whatever. You can tell if you have them by looking in device manager and looking at the driver date for the 320M. The right drivers are from 2013, and the bad drivers are from 2015.

We’re not done yet. Apple’s HFS drivers break some Windows 10 features (at the time of this writing) so go to windows/system32/drivers and rename AppleHFS.sys and AppleMNT.sys to something else (AppleHFS_disabled.sys for example). You can access the HFS partition with some other utility, such as Paragon’s free HFS extension, but I haven’t tried it. For example, I couldn’t access storage and apps & features in the settings panel with them enabled, it would crash.

9) Your text will be blurry in some applications because Windows tries to auto scale them because who knows. Set custom scaling to 100% in settings.

10) Disable ethernet because it causes huge DPC spikes. Re-enable when you’re using it. Also disable the IR and bluetooth radios because they’re useless. Also turn off auto brightness because it’s equally pointless.

11) Reboot and you’re done. I also disabled Microsoft’s data collection through the registry: HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\DataCollection\AllowTel emetry and change to 0, disabled start menu web search with a group policy and settings setting, and disabled the Windows Update service because I am not OK with MS installing whatever they like on my computer given their track record. I also did a few other tweaks like disabling cortana and removing live tiles from the start menu, but that’s up to you. I also disabled automatic driver updating (which didn’t do anything because WU does what it likes), removed the «Windows 10 Education Edition» watermark with the Universal Watermark Disabler, and disabled «occasionally show suggestions in start menu,» all of which are speed tweaks which help running 10 on a C2D.

12) If you happen to use Norton, and have exhausted your licenses due to reinstalling Windows, the client has a bug that will hang on activation in 10. Pick a preferred web browser in settings, run activation and you’ll be good.

13) Change the background from a boring Windows window.

Everything works, including trackpad, backlight, iSight, whatever. Windows 10 runs as well as it would on any other 5 year old computer. I can’t afford a new computer and I need Windows for some school work. 10 is free and the start screen is the dumbest idea since the 9x core.

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All answers about the iphone!

Install Windows 10.
Do NOT connect to the internet, because Windows Update will force install a driver for the 320M that is broken (thanks, Microsoft).
Find bootcamp.
Watch Apple’s drivers get installed.

Quick Answer, how do I install Windows 10 on my Macbook Pro 2010 without bootcamp?

You asked, can you install Windows 10 on a Macbook Pro? With Boot Camp, you can install Microsoft Windows 10 on your Mac, then switch between macOS and Windows when restarting your Mac.

You asked, how do I install Windows 10 on an old Mac?

Step 1: Check for software updates. Before you install Windows, install all macOS updates.
Step 2: Prepare your Mac for Windows.
Step 3: Install Windows.
Step 4: Install Boot Camp on Windows.

Also know, can a MacBook Pro mid 2010 run Catalina? Otherwise they could only run up to macOS 10.13 High Sierra. … However, even if you own a Mid 2010 or Mid 2012 Mac Pro that has a Metal-capable graphics card and is running Mojave, you will not be able to upgrade it to Catalina.

Is it OK to install Windows on Mac?

You can enjoy Windows 10 on your Apple Mac with the help of Boot Camp Assistant. Once installed, it allows you to easily switch between macOS and Windows by simply restarting your Mac.

Can you wipe a Mac and install Windows?

If you want to remove macOS completely, then there’s no need to use Boot Camp at all (with that big exception of the support software, which you already have!) You can then boot to the Windows installer, choose to erase the drive completely, then install Windows on the full space – if that’s what you really want.

How do I do a clean install of Windows 10 on my MacBook Pro?

Select the disk available.
Reboot and let the installer finish the windows install.
Install all boot camp drivers manually.

How do I install Windows 10 from USB on MacBook Pro?

Plug your USB drive into your MacBook.
In macOS, open Safari or your preferred web browser.
Go to Microsoft’s website to download the Windows 10 ISO.
Select your desired version of Windows 10.
Click Confirm.
Select your desired language.
Click Confirm.
Click on 64-bit download.

Does Bootcamp slow down Mac?

No, having boot camp installed does not slow down the mac. Just exclude the Win-10 partition from Spotlight searches in your settings control panel.

How do I install Windows 10 on my Macbook Pro 2011?

Can I install Windows 10 IMAC 2010?

Apple does not support a clean installation of W10 on your model. However, if you install W7/W8. 1, then an in-place upgrade is possible. You can clean install W10 via DVD (in BIOS mode), but will need to rely on the standard WHQL drivers, instead of Apple Bootcamp drivers.

How do I install Windows 10 on my Macbook Pro mid 2009?

Plug in your Windows 10 USB Install Media.
Restart your mac and hold down the option key (alt) as it is booting.
You should now be presented with a list of bootable drives.

Can a 2010 MacBook Pro be upgraded?

Yes. Your Mac can upgrade to 10.13 High Sierra. Back up your data, click here, and download High Sierra.

Can a Mac Pro 5 1 run Catalina?

If you want to install a Radeon RX 570/580 Graphics card that is supported by Mojave and High Sierra, you may do it now. (Radeon RX 590 requires Mojave.) *** Catalina on Mac Pro 5,1 is not supported by Apple or Sonnet. … Catalina will not boot from a volume formatted as Mac OS Extended (Journaled).

I think that Apple is supporting Windows 10, as I have been able to create a Win 10 partition myself, but as you may not have created your partition with the BootCamp Assistant that supports Win 10, you may not be able to install it. However, I did read something in the GWX app which says that they might have to tailor your version of Win 10 to suit your computer, which is what they might be able to do. Reserve your upgrade, and try and contact Windows support staff, preferably through a live chat, and ask them if it’ll work. They’ll most likely have an answer. If they don’t, ask to be put through to someone who might.

I’ve got a mid-2010 MacBook Pro, partitioned w/Bootcamp and running Windows 7. Can i upgrade Bootcamp to handle Windows 10? I keep getting these alerts to upgrade my Windows. Thanks for any help.

You can upgrade and it will run perfectly. I´m typing this from a MBP mid 2010 13″ using Windows 10 Pro.

My MBP has a 2.66 GHZ C2D, 8 GB RAM and a SSD, W10 and the applications are performing fast.

However, updating will not be as easy as just run the W10 upgrade. The MBP is not supported by Apple to run Windows 10, so expect some manual work to do the upgrade. If you are willing to invest a little bit time and do a clean install AFTER the initial W10 upgrade, go for it !

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You can upgrade and it will run perfectly. I´m typing this from a MBP mid 2010 13″ using Windows 10 Pro.

My MBP has a 2.66 GHZ C2D, 8 GB RAM and a SSD, W10 and the applications are performing fast.

However, updating will not be as easy as just run the W10 upgrade. If you are willing to invest a little bit time and do a clean install AFTER the initial W10 upgrade, go for it !

So you’re saying that when GWX has downloaded the update, clicking install is the best thing to do?

I should have mentioned I just installed from the ISO image I downloaded from the Microsoft website…

So you’re saying that when GWX has downloaded the update, clicking install is the best thing to do?

I should have mentioned I just installed from the ISO image I downloaded from the Microsoft website…

I updated from Windows 7 Pro to Windows 10 Pro and did a Windows image and a data backup in advance of the upgrade.

I installed by downloading the ISO and perform the setup on the DVD. I did not boot the DVD for the first update, to get the free W10 license. I verified that Windows 10 is licensed.

Next, after Windows has been licensed, I booted from DVD and did a clean install ( skip the prompts for the activation key when you do this ).

Then:

— install SMBUS and SMU drivers from BootCamp 4 ( these are the «Chipset» drivers and only available in BC4 )
— install BootCamp 5 ( all other Windows drivers )
— disable the BootCamp applehfs.sys driver ( this BC5 driver does not work in W10 )
— install the free Paragon HFS+ driver for Windows 8/8.1 ( this driver works and gives you HFS+ r/w access )
— block Windows update from updating the GeForce 320m ( only this device ) and reinstall the Apple GeForce NVidia 320m 332.28 drivers

— set up W10 ( power management, keyboard layout, printers, … )
— install Applications

Finished

It works perfect and everything works. I´m on Windows 10 for more than one month now and I will never go back to W7. The MBP is my daily driver, I use it 95-99% under Windows OS.

Last edited: Sep 8, 2015

«Perform an upgrade install of Windows 10″

Windows on a Mac… I’ll never understand that. Ever.

To some of us a Mac is just a tool to do things we need it to. To you and some others a Mac be like a religion and we’ll never understand. Ever.

I upgraded to Windblows 10 from Windblows 8.1 while in Bootcamp. This was before the newest Bootcamp update and everything worked fine. Updated to the newest Bootcamp after the fact and everything is still running great. I don’t find myself running Windblows 10 in Bootcamp often, only for games and that’s only on the road (mid-2015 rMBP w/AMD), been home for the past week and have not touch that partition since. I have a dedicated Windblows machine for that, and I have a separate Parallels VM for any Windblows software that I have not transferred to the Mac, ie. Quicken (junk but stuck).

Wow, you are so cool, funny and original calling Windows that.

Wow, you are so cool, funny and original calling Windows that.

What’s it to you?

To some of us a Mac is just a tool to do things we need it to. To you and some others a Mac be like a religion and we’ll never understand. Ever.

If you’re regularly booting into Windows, it’s no longer a Mac — so why buy one? That isn’t religious fanaticism, it’s reality.

You did hit one nail on the head… A Mac is a tool and I’ve never found it to be a productive hindrance at any point over the decades… Quite the opposite actually.

If you’re regularly booting into Windows, it’s no longer a Mac

Windows makes a Mac not a Mac anymore?

OK.

Windows makes a Mac not a Mac anymore?

OK.

If you’ve booted into Windows, how is it Mac exactly? It’s any old run of the mill PC at that point, albeit one you’ve probably paid too much for.

A Macintosh is the hardware and software…. It’s really not that hard to understand.

If you’ve booted into Windows, how is it Mac exactly? It’s any old run of the mill PC at that point, albeit one you’ve probably paid too much for.

A Macintosh is the hardware and software…. It’s really not that hard to understand.

Everyone who buys Mac hardware will have reasons for it. To work with OSX, to work with Windows, to hang it on the wall, to throw it out of the Window. Not your Mac, not your problem.

Everyone who buys Mac hardware will have reasons for it, to hang it on the wall, to throw it out of the Window.

Stop it. If you do that, it’s no longer a Mac. We will never understand people like you. Ever.

Shame on you!

Everyone who buys Mac hardware will have reasons for it. To work with OSX, to work with Windows, to hang it on the wall, to throw it out of the Window. Not your Mac, not your problem.

I couldn’t care any less what people do… But I’m not going to feed into some delusion. You can throw a wig and lipstick on it, name it Betty Lou, and call it your girlfriend — but it still isn’t going to be a woman.

I more than realize in today’s over-sissified culture, we’re all supposed to hold hands, sing kumbaya, and make everyone feel better about themselves. The fact remains, a glowing Apple logo alone doesn’t make a Macintosh. The second you’ve booted directly into Windows, for all intents and purposes it’s no longer a Mac.

If you choose to do so, that’s fine — I don’t get it, but it’s still fine. But don’t fool yourself into calling it what it isn’t… Otherwise, why not just buy a Dell, slap an Apple sticker on it and call that a Mac too..

You seem to have a serious problem. I don´t call my Mac a Mac, I call it my laptop and I don´t care whether there shines an apple logo on the back of the lid or not. I buy it for the hardware package I get, it´s quality components and it´s longlivity. Try to find a laptop like the 2015 rMBP 13″, go into every detail and tell me the device which can be bought as an alternative.

I also don´t care whether you can understand this, you come from a different approach, being proud to have an apple logo somewhere and trying to justify this with your Mac — OSX culture idea. Lost case. It´s just a computer, not more, not less. And a very good one.

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«Hey guys… I just blew a big wad of cash on this new CTS-V, but I didn’t like the fuel economy I was getting, so I ripped out that big, honkin’ V8 and tossed in a four-banger from a Chevy Cobalt. It still looks the same and I did spend the money on it… So it’s still a V, right?»

That’s basically the justification here. It’s not my fault people don’t like reality anymore…

«Hey guys… I just blew a big wad of cash on this new CTS-V, but I didn’t like the fuel economy I was getting, so I ripped out that big, honkin’ V8 and tossed in a four-banger from a Chevy Cobalt. It still looks the same and I did spend the money on it… So it’s still a V, right?»

That’s basically the justification here. It’s not my fault people don’t like reality anymore…

I´d say you could stop to bore people with your uneducated guess, when it comes to Windows. Do your homework and try again. People with appropriate knowledge about OSX and Windows would never argue like you do.

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1. Download Windows 10 disk image at:

https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/software-download/windows10ISO

2. Open Boot Camp Assistant:

3. Click Continue. Boot Camp show a window without checkbox for “Create a Windows 7 or later version install disk“:

4. Open the folder contain Boot Camp Assistant: /Application/Utilities

5. Right click on “Boot Camp Assistant” -> choose “Show Package Content” -> open the file Info.plist.

6. Remove the following section in the file:

<array>
<string>MacBook7</string>
<string>MacBookAir5</string>
<string>MacBookPro10</string>
<string>MacPro5</string>
<string>Macmini6</string>
<string>iMac13</string>
</array>
<key>PreUEFIModels</key>

7. Replace the line:

<key>Win7OnlyModels</key>

by:

<key>USBBootSupportedModels</key>

8. Save the file then relaunch Boot Camp Assistant. Now “Create a Windows 7 or later version install disk” checkbox is showed. Start install Windows as normal