Can I Install Windows 11 on M1 & Intel Mac MacOS Monterey & Big Sur?

Install Windows 11 on MacOS, MacBook, Mac with the following simple steps. Make Windows 11 Bootable Drive for Mac.

Here’s a quick and easy way to install the latest windows OS On Mac, MacBook [M1 or intel]. Use this way to set up or install Windows 11 on Mac for free using Bootcamp Option. this official windows installation on a separate partition is compatible with all windows OS Version [Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows 8, or Earlier].

Then Anytime switch between OS [Windows and MacOS]. and Install All Windows Apps on Mac. To move from one OS to another simply boot your device and swap your Operation system on MacBook, MacBook Pro, Air, and Retina.

Yes, we can install Windows 11 On Mac with intell Processor Chip only, until it’s officially available and make Change by apple in System. Windows 11 Available Now! on Officill website: Officially. Download iSO file, and Setup on your Mac’s Bootcamp assistance on Intel Mac Using External USB Drive.

Important for M1 Mac user

Sorry for M1 Mac users, M1 iMac, M1 MacBook Pro, M1 macBook Air – “Becuase Boot Camp Assistant cannot be used. This Mac does not support Boot Camp. Hope you understand!” So Download and Try for M1 Macs.

Install Windows on Mac using Bootcamp,

Bootcamp Supported Intel Mac Models,

  • iMac introduced in 2012 or later1
  • iMac Pro (all models)
  • Mac Pro introduced in 2013 or later
  • MacBook introduced in 2015 or later
  • MacBook Air introduced in 2012 or later
  • MacBook Pro introduced in 2012 or later
  • Mac mini introduced in 2012 or later

Be Ready With!

  1. USB drive (Minimum 8 GB free storage capacity) or Windows Disk with Disk drive. Let’s see the prerequisite condition for install windows OS on Mac OS X on your MacMini, MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, MacBook, iMac.
  2. Active Internet connection on Mac.

Steps to install Windows 11 on Mac: WIth Any MacOS (Also Use for Install Windows 10)

Step 1: are you trying to install windows using a USB drive, So first you have to make your USB bootable through Boot camp.

Clean your USB drive (Format USB drive)

Step 2: Open Finder on Mac > From top Mac Menu Go > Applications. Find Bootcamp app on Mac.bootcamp-assistance-on-mac-for-install-windows

Step 3: Launch boot camp assistance on your Mac, Click Continue > Disable First and Third option on Screen > Then Continue > Now Verify your USB inserted drive > Continue > Wait for a time it will take time depends on your internet connection.continue-setup-on-mac

After Successfully install windows support software in your External USB drive tap on Quit.

Open USB drive and Cut the entire folders (Total 3) and Keep it in Safe place here desktop.

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Step 4: Again launch Boot camp Assistance and Click on Continue > Disable second option (Not first and third) > Continue > Find windows ISO file from Mac drive where you downloaded from the Microsoft Windows site.

And install in external USB drive By Clicking on Continue option.

Step 5: Now you can see OS X partition and Windows partition on a single drive, From there enlarge windows disk partition by dragging its region.

Step 6: Finally Click on install.

Message Will appear like this: “Booting from Boot camp Assistance Created USB drive”

Step 7: Choose Boot Camp drive option when you have to install windows 8 on Mac

Setup your profile on Windows OS.

Useful: Reset forgotten Mac password without disk or Boot Drive [How to].

Now, Install Windows on Mac quite easily with Boot Camp, Having any trouble installing windows 10/11 share with me, we will be glad to assist you with your problem coming on installation setup.

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