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I want to install Windows 10 on my Macbook Pro (Retina, 15,4 inch, Mid - 2014) using Bootcamp. Memory is 16GB and have available 140 GB of 250 GB. What would be the best way to go about this (the procedure I mean) and how many GB's do you think I should devote to Windows when I partition the disk? Also, does this take long? Thank you!
MacBook Pro Retina
Christos887 wrote:
I want to install Windows 10 on my Macbook Pro (Retina, 15,4 inch, Mid - 2014) using Bootcamp. Memory is 16GB and have available 140 GB of 250 GB.
Christos887 wrote:
I want to install Windows 10 on my Macbook Pro (Retina, 15,4 inch, Mid - 2014) using Bootcamp. Memory is 16GB and have available 140 GB of 250 GB.
BobTheFisherman wrote:
But Microsoft Office runs on a Mac so why the need for Windows if all you'll be running is Microsoft Office?
There are some feature differences, with the Windows version being a bit better. Perhaps OP needs such features.
When I use windows I will use them only for MS office. Word, excel, powerpoint. Nothing else. Does this change your response regarding 3 above? Thanks again.
No. But Microsoft Office runs on a Mac so why the need for Windows if all you'll be running is Microsoft Office?
Installed using Bootcamp. All is ok. Thanks.
Macbook Pro Mid-2014 - install windows 10 using bootcamp
