- Tried using bootcamp for mac and now stuck on windows logo how to#
- Tried using bootcamp for mac and now stuck on windows logo install#
- Tried using bootcamp for mac and now stuck on windows logo drivers#
- Tried using bootcamp for mac and now stuck on windows logo windows 10#
Tried using bootcamp for mac and now stuck on windows logo drivers#
Inject the drivers saved by the Bootcamp assistant ( WinPEDriver directory). MacOS: Use Winclone to overwrite the BOOTCAMP parition with the WIM image.
Tried using bootcamp for mac and now stuck on windows logo install#
Windows: Make a recovery disk from the fresh install (may want to install the Bootcamp drivers first).
Tried using bootcamp for mac and now stuck on windows logo windows 10#
MacOS: Install a fresh copy of Windows 10 from a downloaded ISO using Bootcamp Assistant (keep a copy of the drivers and the BOOTCAMP setup on a flash drive). MacOS: Install the OWC Dual Boot Enabler (drivers for the OWC SSD drive). MacOS: Use Winclone to make WIM image of drive from Real PC (make take a while, open the log to check status).
Tried using bootcamp for mac and now stuck on windows logo how to#
(If sysprep fails, check logs in “C:\Windows\System32\sysprep\Panther”, and probably need to refer to help guides on how to remedy), then remove hard drive. Real PC: Run sysprep as an administrator.
Now, obviously most of that is unnecessary, but I was trying incremental fixes.
Now time to set everything back up and do Windows updates. Restart into Windows, screen may still be dark. Shined a light though apple logo to see when done. Screen went black due to adaptive brightness. Restarted and chose MacOS (Windows, not EFI Boot). Windows went through several “getting ready” screens. Installed Windows on BOOTCAMP drive (again) and restarted. Plugged in external drive, restarted and external drive (Windows, not EFI Boot). Black screen with flashing cursor (waited 30 mins). Uplugged external drive and selected Windows boot drive. Mount external install drive and injected drivers from the WinPEDriver directory. Restored WIM image of HP laptop to BOOTCAMP partition using Winclone 8.2. Made WIM image of current BOOTCAMP partition using Winclone 8.2. 
Restarted to MacOS (note only two boot volumes show up at this time, BOOTCAMP and Macintosh HD). Ran Bootcamp installer and restarted (unplugged external drive after restart began). Completed initial setup (local account, security questions, etc). Installed Windows Home (no product key) on BOOTCAMP partition using external drive setup by Bootcamp Assistant. Waited longer, windows setup came back. Windows came up, then black screen with flashing cursor. Used Bootcamp Assistant to install Windows (first two options unchecked, already did them). Reformatted partition using Disk Utility to MSDOS (FAT). Windows would install due to partition not being MBR. Restarted, black screen with flashing cursor. Created install media via BootCamp Assistance and Windows ISO. Reformatted partition using Disk Utility to ExFat. Well, I was able to make figure out a solution that doesn’t involved me starting from scratch. Any ideas?Ģ: Apple_APFS Container disk1 480.0 GB disk0s2ģ: Microsoft Basic Data Windows 480.0 GB disk0s3Ġ: APFS Container Scheme - +480.0 GB disk1Ĥ: APFS Volume Macintosh HD - Data 96.8 GB disk1s5ĥ: APFS Volume Macintosh HD 11.1 GB disk1s6 I’m not sure what else to do to get this to work. I tried the “Make Legacy Bootable” option, but that gets me back to the flashing cursor. Selecting that option freezes the Macbook (requiring me to hold down power to shutdown and power back on). That gave me another boot option called EFI Boot. I tried using Winclone to “Make EFI Bootable” (after disabling SIP in the Mac Recovery menu). I also used the Bootcamp Assistant to put the Apple drivers on a USB flash drive, then used Winclone to inject the drivers into the Windows volume.Īfter restarting and trying to boot into the Windows disk, I got a black screen with a flashing cursor. I then used Restore Image to populate the BOOTCAMP partition with the image. I created the BOOTCAMP partition in Disk Utility (half of a 1TB internal SSD OWC Aura Pro SSD Media) formatted in MS-DOS (FAT). I used Winclone 8.2 to make a WIM image of a hard drive out of an HP Pavilion on a 2012 Macbook Pro Rentia (Macbook10,1) running a fresh install of MacOS Catalina (10.15.7).Īfter the initial backup image, I ran sysprep on the HP laptop, then made the image I would use to install on the Macbook.
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