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1. #OS MAC SIERRA BOOT CAMP WINDOWS 10#
2. #OS MAC SIERRA BOOT CAMP PRO#
3. #OS MAC SIERRA BOOT CAMP CODE#
4. #OS MAC SIERRA BOOT CAMP PASSWORD#

Also refer to the included ist file for examples.) (Explanations are just guesses, as I wasn't able to find any documentation online. You might need to experiment with different combinations to find a configuration that works for you.

#OS MAC SIERRA BOOT CAMP CODE#

Use a suitable code editor to open the /path/to/your/Boot Camp Assistant.app/Contents/ist file, and add/remove/change the Model Identifier or Boot ROM Version within the various dictionary keys as follows. Edit Boot Camp Assistant's Property List file. Make a note of your "Model Identifier" and "Boot ROM Version". Obtain your Mac's "Model Identifier" and "Boot ROM Version".Īpple  menu → About This Mac → Overview tab → System Report. Open the Contents folder, then repeat for the ist file within.

#OS MAC SIERRA BOOT CAMP PASSWORD#

Or, right-click on the Boot Camp Assistant.app file → Show Package Contents, then right-click on the Contents folder → Get Info.Ĭlick to unlock the icon in the bottom right corner (and enter your password if prompted), then set all privileges to "Read & Write". Sudo chmod go+w /Applications/Utilities/Boot \ Camp \ Assistant.app/Contents/ist Sudo chmod go+w /Applications/Utilities/Boot \ Camp \ Assistant.app/Contents

In Recovery Mode, open the Terminal application ( Utilities menu → Terminal), then disable SIP by entering the following command: Option B: Disable System Integrity Protection (SIP).īoot into "Recovery Mode" by restarting your Mac, then while it's rebooting, before the "gong" startup sound, press and hold ⌘ Command + R until after the Apple logo and progress bar appear. You will then be free to edit the ist file within the copied application package. Option A: Duplicate the Boot Camp Assistant application package.Ĭopy the /Applications/Utilities/Boot Camp Assistant.app application package to another location, such as your ~/Desktop/. Then, because Boot Camp Assistant is part of the operating system, in newer versions of macOS it is protected from editing, so you need to work around this limitation. Obtain permission to edit Boot Camp Assistant's Property List file.

To do so, you need to tell Boot Camp Assistant that your Mac supports the necessary options and Windows versions, by editing the ist property list file within its application package. in these cases, the option to create bootable USB disks for installing Windows has been suppressed within Boot Camp Assistant.īut you should still be able to use Boot Camp Assistant to create bootable USB disks for installing Windows on other computers, right? However, some Mac computers don't support booting from external USB devices, or don't support certain versions of Windows in Boot Camp, etc. In macOS, Boot Camp Assistant ( Finder → Applications → Utilities → Boot Camp Assistant) has the ability to create bootable USB disks for installing Windows in Boot Camp on a Mac computer. Application: Boot Camp Assistant, version 6.1.0 (6067.60.1).Operating System: macOS High Sierra 10.13.6.

#OS MAC SIERRA BOOT CAMP PRO#

Hardware: MacBook Pro (17-inch, Mid 2010).This information applies specifically to the following system, but may also apply to other hardware/software versions: OPTIONAL: Re-enable System Integrity Protection (recommended). Code-sign the edited application package (if necessary). OPTIONAL: Restore original permissions (recommended). Enable Windows versions after Windows 7.

#OS MAC SIERRA BOOT CAMP WINDOWS 10#