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TRANSFER FILES BETWEEN MAC AND PC BOOTCAMP HOW TO
TRANSFER FILES BETWEEN MAC AND PC BOOTCAMP FOR MAC OS
TRANSFER FILES BETWEEN MAC AND PC BOOTCAMP DRIVERS
TRANSFER FILES BETWEEN MAC AND PC BOOTCAMP UPGRADE

Select the Boot Camp partition size (we recommend at least 64 GB) and click Install.

Choose the Windows ISO file you’ve obtained earlier.

Read the introduction and click Continue to proceed.

Go to Applications > Utilities and launch Boot Camp Assistant.

If you meet all these requirements, then you can simply follow the instructions below.

TRANSFER FILES BETWEEN MAC AND PC BOOTCAMP HOW TO

You also need 64 GB or more free storage space on your Mac startup disk, a Windows 10 disk image (see the How to Get Windows for Mac chapter), and a USB flash drive with a storage capacity of 16 GB or more (unless your Mac doesn’t need a flash drive to install Windows). This list DOESN’T include Macs with Apple’s M1 chip because Boot Camp only works on Intel-based Macs.

MacBook Pro introduced in 2012 or later.

MacBook Air introduced in 2012 or later.

You just need to verify that you meet the system requirements for installing Windows 10. I had a heck of a time finding the answers to these questions, so hopefully it will be helpful to others to have it all in 1 post.The great thing about dual booting Windows on a Mac computer is that the software you need to make it happen (Boot Camp) is included in macOS. BLKDOG has consistently suggested Bootcamp questions belong on the PC side. ***Yes this is a repost to an answer I gave on the Mac-side of the forum. Here is a helpful Avid tech page about moving Now begins the laborious of copying over projects and media to PCįormatted drives.

It has gone smoothly but is very detail oriented. So far I've spent 2 short days doing this. Including my Leopard boot drive and media drives (it is not recommended to have AXP use MacDrive to access the media drives). Installed MacDrive 7 to be able to "transfer" files from/to my Mac formatted drives Pro (5.7 which I re-upgraded to 5.8), I reinstalled Sapphire. I installed QT 7.3, Windows Media Player 10, Avid Xpress Windows XP SP2 install disk to install XP. I've only used it briefly.ģ) Moving on, using BootCamp, I partitionedĢ0GB of my Leopard drive for a PC partition. So now I have AXP "working" on Leopard 10.5.2 with QT 7.4.2.

TRANSFER FILES BETWEEN MAC AND PC BOOTCAMP FOR MAC OS

Interlok extensions for Mac OS 10.5 then download and install.

TRANSFER FILES BETWEEN MAC AND PC BOOTCAMP DRIVERS

To save you some time basically I'll quote/paraphrase BLKDOG and others:Ī) You need to dump the MIDI drivers in library>audio>mididrivers.ī) When you first open AXP in Leapard it said it did not have InterlokĮxtensions and allows you to click to go to the PACE security website. I've also done all security updates, etc. Upgraded to 10.5.2 which is said to be much more stable. Into problems I could do a clean sweep as a 2nd Effort. Recommend doing a clean install but I thought I'd try this and if I ran

TRANSFER FILES BETWEEN MAC AND PC BOOTCAMP UPGRADE

That I can reinstall on the PC side later)Ģ) I did a simple Upgrade to Leopard (10.5.1). Uninstalled my Sapphire effects and registered that over the web (so It's also insurance if I start running into big problems. This drive is still capable of running myĪXP. Using the app SuperDuper I copied my boot drive running Tiger to anĮxternal, bootable FW drive. I started with a MacBook Pro 2.4 GHz with NVidia graphics card, 3 Gig RAM, OS 10.4.11, Quicktime 7.4.1. The Process I Used for Setting up AXP on my MacBook Pro with Windows XP using BootCamp: PS Blkdog, sorry to hear Red is not too impressive (but that, as they say, is another thread)

Though I read somewhere that the MPB's firewire might not be supported?Ĭan anyone provide a handful of the best links about using AXP with Bootcamp? If not can we use this thread to get thorough feedback?

The only thing I've figured out is that since I have a newer MBP my graphics card should be fine (it's not ATI). When I search using Avid's search or Google I often end up with thread about Bootcamp I started on the Mac-side of the forum a month back. I've struggled to find good threads about using Bootcamp on the Avid forums. Ok, so will there be more problems or less if I upgrade to Leopard and edit Avid Xpress Pro 5.8 under Bootcamp/Windows XP? I want to minimize problems with the client by being able to say I am operating in a Windows environment as well. We've run into a few problems such as drive formatting issues and the carryover of Sapphire effects at the online. I use a MacBook Pro 2.4GHz with OS 10.4.11 I've been editing remotely for a few months.