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1. MAC DISK UTILITY FORMAT USB FOR WINDOWS INSTALL
2. MAC DISK UTILITY FORMAT USB FOR WINDOWS DRIVERS
3. MAC DISK UTILITY FORMAT USB FOR WINDOWS PASSWORD

You will have to start the Boot Camp process again but first.īefore you do bellow steps, please make sure that you have a valid backup of your data: Mac Basics: Time Machine backs up your Mac - Apple Support See the Setup log files for more information." When I click Next an erroR message shows reading "Setup was unable to create a new system partition or locate an existing system partition. After formatting the partition was renamed "disk 0 partition 4". I clicked on the "Drive Options (advanced)" and then clicked on the now visible "format" option.

MAC DISK UTILITY FORMAT USB FOR WINDOWS INSTALL

I eventually ended up back on the page "Where do you want to install Windows?". Once booted into Windows I began the install process being very careful to follow the directions carefully. I Did as iW00 suggested and that worked fine for me. If you're asked where you want to install Windows 7 or Windows 8, select the BOOTCAMP partition, click Advanced, then click Format.

MAC DISK UTILITY FORMAT USB FOR WINDOWS PASSWORD

Type in your administrator password and click Add Helper. Next, a prompt appears asking for a password to install the Boot Camp Assistant helper tool.

MAC DISK UTILITY FORMAT USB FOR WINDOWS DRIVERS

Boot Camp Assistant creates Windows install media on the USB flash drive, and downloads and copies related Windows drivers to the same drive. Do not disturb your computer during this process. A task status dialog appears with a progress bar.A warning message appears letting you know that the next step erases and reformats the flash drive.When prompted to save Windows drivers by the assistant, select the flash drive you connected as your destination disk.When prompted to select an ISO image, click Choose, then select the ISO image you created.I assume I now can't try again until I am able to reformat the USB into FAT32 so I can again mount my ISO and go from there.

I have been sure to have selected Master Boot Record. I have reformatted the drive by Erasing and Partitioning it multiple different times. Upon trying to reformat it as I had before, I realized there is no option for FAT32 in Disk Utility. I removed the partition from my Microsoft HD, and went to erase my USB drive. I assumed that my best bet would be to restart everything and try again. (I assume this would have wiped the drive - probably a dumb idea) I then tried to reformat the USB ISO as prompted by the Installer, and that didn't work. Lastly, I tried moving the USB from the left to the right, no luck. After coming across this thread, I removed anything plugged in (outside of the USB w/ W7 ISO) and tried again. See the Setup log files for more information." from the Windows installer. I was prompted with "Setup was unable to create a new system partition or locate an existing system partition. Upon rebooting into windows, I selected my partition labeled "BOOTCAMP" and tried to continue. After formatting my USB to FAT32, and mounting the W7 ISO, I followed and completed all instructions listed above

I have a family copy (3 activation codes) of Windows 7 Home Premium. I went and purchased a 16GB flash drive and directly followed the instructions laid out here. I am trying to set up bootcamp on my Late 2013 13" MBP running Yosemite 10.10.1 (14B25).