Other than that, Win10 runs fine on the second drive, but I cannot see my Mac drive contents until I figure out how to install the bootcamp drivers (I'm pretty much Windows Dumb and have to get help) I downloaded the Bootcamp drivers but I don't know how to install them, so the drivers are still sitting in my Downloads folder. So I launched the Windows drive from the Mac boot drive and Win10 showed up without error. "Once you get the SATA drive installed, you can boot into Windows using the Alt/Option key at startup.Īfter you have set up Windows, be sure do download and install the required BootCamp drivers found here: (their website customer portal URL) So I bought a SATA drive, they installed Win10 on it from iso DVD disk I provided, and the next step was: Therefore, your best option would be to use a second drive strictly for Windows, in a SATA bay on your Mac Pro (your main AIC PCIe boot drive will run macOS)." "Since it is an AIC PCIe boot drive (SSD), we cannot install Bootcamp/Windows on it, as Bootcamp is only compatible with standard SATA drives. I eventually shipped the drive back to them to give it a try themselves. The company that sold me the Mac Pro (2009) said it should be no problem. Installing and partitioning with Bootcamp had always been a breeze with my iMacs and Macbook Pros. I have both my stock Nvidia Card and my RX 570 installed and both work without issues when plugged, however, whatever drives I install be it the bootcamp ATI drivers or whatever else I found on the net I just can't get that card to work under windows, help will be appreciated. Now for the second problem I have is that I can't get my RX570 to run under windows. If anyone has a solution to these please do let me know. The only way I have been able to get through that is via manual formatting of the partition on disk utility with selecting MBR and FAT. The selected disk is not of the GPT partition style”Īpparently, BootCamp formats the disk to FAT but the partition scheme stays GPT. Windows cannot be installed to this disk. However, when I run Bootcamp Assistant and I go through all the stuff, when the Mac reboots into Windows installer I get the following message: However, doing it this way has been causing some weird issues so I am trying to get it done via the appropriate Apple supported way. So I have been struggling for several weeks now with BootCamp.įirst of all let me say I have successfully installed windows 7 & 10 via the non-official way by formatting a partition to FAT + MBR Boot Scheme. System: 2009 Mac Pro, upgraded to 5'1 firmware.
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