- #GETTING BOOTCAMP FOR MAC INSTALL#
- #GETTING BOOTCAMP FOR MAC DRIVERS#
- #GETTING BOOTCAMP FOR MAC DRIVER#
#GETTING BOOTCAMP FOR MAC DRIVER#
When first installing I did not plug in the eGPU until windows was booting, I then plugged it in, it showed in device manager and I installed the relevant display drivers. I installed this driver in my bootcamp win10 and it works like a chime. One has the eGPU and one has the external SSD drive. It runs at 100 percent of the speed of a real PC. In my case I used both the left side Thunderbolt ports. Boot Camp At that point, it's a full-blown Windows PC, with no trace of the Mac on the screen.
#GETTING BOOTCAMP FOR MAC INSTALL#
If you want to dual boot from the external drive do the following:ġ5) Resize the external drive Windows 10 partition from within windows - I made approx 250GB of space to allow for a fully usable OSX installġ6) Reboot in into Apple's Internet Recoveryġ7) Install OSX selecting the free partition on your external driveġ8) Reboot, hold down the alt key and wait for the bootable drives to showġ9) You should now see 2 x OSX partitions (Internal & External) and a Windows 10 partition (External) all of which are bootable.įor installing the eGPU follow the normal instructions found on this site. DOSDude doesnt have much info about Bootcamp so I wanted to report that I did get Win10 installed without any hitches without Mojave, this model is.
#GETTING BOOTCAMP FOR MAC DRIVERS#
Goal: External USB-C SSD that has both Windows 10 and High Sierra installed allowing me to boot into either without touching the internal drive.ġ) Download a copy of Windows 10 from MicrosoftĢ) Use Bootcamp assistant to install Windows 10 to the internal drive as you would normallyģ) Create a set of bootcamp drivers and save them along with the Windows 10 install media to an external USB drive that is formatted ExFat so that it can be read from within WindowsĤ) Boot into the Windows 10 bootcamp partition on your internal driveĦ) Plug in your external USB drive, Launch Rufus, tick the box to display USB hard drivesħ) Click show advanced drive properties AND show advanced format optionsĨ) "Device" - Select your USB drive, Boot Selection - Select the windows install media from the desktop, Image Option - change this to Windows To GO ( this is the most important step!!!), Partition - GPT, Target System - UEFI, Volume Label - whatever you want your windows partition to be called, File System - NTFS, Cluster Size - 4096 (this needs to match the cluster size of the external drive you have)ĩ) Click Start and wait while your external drive is formatted, made bootable and has Windows 10 installation media copied to itġ0) Shut down your machine, hold the left alt key and reboot, on the boot drive selection screen select the new external drive that shows upġ1) Wait while Windows 10 installs and configures itself on the external driveġ2) Once Windows 10 installation is complete go to your external USB drive and install the Bootcamp driversġ3) You now have a fully working copy of Windows that sits on an external drive!ġ4) You can now reboot into OSX and delete the bootcamp partition from your internal drive. Here is how I managed it after a LOT of trial and error - although I have repeated it several times since following this method and it is a piece of cake. I had real trouble getting my 2018 15" to work properly.
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