It will install the rest of the remaining drivers.ģ. After the partition it will proceed with installation.Ģ. Format that partition (Win 7 will handle that automatically)Ħ. Select Bootcamp partition – Should be similar to the size you’ve stipulated earlierĥ.

Windows will Partitioning Setup – Choose CustomĤ. You get the English ISO from the following sites which are original from Digital River:ģ. Finally, Bootcamp will prompt to reboot with your USB Thumb drive Win 7 installer attached. Bootcamp will also download the latest drivers which will take some time.Ħ. Prompt for location of the Windows 7 ISO – Must be outside of thumb drive as it will be formatted to prepare as Win 7 installer.ĥ. Prompt you to have USB Thumb drive attachedĤ. Bootcamp will prompt for new partitioning for bootcamp – I chose 128GBģ. Update to the latest Bootcamp – mine’s v5.Ģ. Update the system to the latest version – mine was upgraded to OS X 10.8.5 Mountain LionĤ.

USB Thumb Drive at least 8GB - speed is good, as it will take time as it'll be copying almost 4GB++ of files.ģ. On my PC, I survived on 120GB SSD for Windows 7 so I’m pretty familiar with how I use my storage.ġ. 128GB for dual boot between Mac and Windows will be a very tight squeeze. I bought a new Macbook Air 13”, 8GB Ram with 256GB SSD size. It’s pretty easy and straight forward as of this writing. Take note you’d require to have Windows 7 64bit ISO or image available. Installing Windows 7 Pro on Macbook Air 13” Mid 2013.įirst time installing, and by learning from the School of Hard Knocks, finally got the Win 7 going.

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