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Hello I wanted to download Windows 10 on the Mac with Boot Camp Assistant, but on apple support it says that 64GB of memory is needed, can I use the memory of an external hard drive? Like turning the external hard drive into a startup disk or some other way?
Think about this. If you buy a Windows PC today you will be hard pressed to find a decent new 128GB machine. 256GB would likely be the minimum you would buy. Why would you think Windows would require less on a Mac? You don't have enough space to run 2 modern operating systems on the main drive.
Think about this. If you buy a Windows PC today you will be hard pressed to find a decent new 128GB machine. 256GB would likely be the minimum you would buy. Why would you think Windows would require less on a Mac? You don't have enough space to run 2 modern operating systems on the main drive.
Boot Camp - Official Apple Support
I would not use less that 128GB storage space and I recommend 256GB space. Neither Boot Camp nor Microsoft support installing Windows 10 on an external drive.
The problem that the memory of my macbook air is 128 GB, of which only 45GB are free, is there any solution?
thank you
Màni wrote:
thank you
Consider installing an older Windows version (W7/W8.1), if macOS permits it.
Windows 10 on the Mac with Boot Camp Assistant
