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Chao Li [CN]
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Bootcamp is a software that comes with your OS X Leopard (10.5.1+) Mac and what it does is it seperates your hard drive into a Windows section and a Mac section. You will be able to run both operating systems whenever you like. And with some 3rd party applications you can run Windows and OS 10 side by side on the same screen.
To set-up Bootcamp launch Finder and navigate to System>Utilities. Launch Bootcamp Assistance, a new window should pop up. You will go through a set-up seperating your hard drive partitions. You must have a Windows XP, Vista, or 7 32bit operating system for Bootcamp to work. Put the installation disc in and the operating system will start to install. Once the installation is done you'll be able to use both Windows and OS 10.
Note that Bootcamp only works on Intel Mac, Macs with PowerPC processors will not be able to use Bootcamp.
If you do have a Windows partition on your Mac every time you turn on your Mac you'll get a choice between the two operating systems. You can boot either one of them.
To set-up Bootcamp launch Finder and navigate to System>Utilities. Launch Bootcamp Assistance, a new window should pop up. You will go through a set-up seperating your hard drive partitions. You must have a Windows XP, Vista, or 7 32bit operating system for Bootcamp to work. Put the installation disc in and the operating system will start to install. Once the installation is done you'll be able to use both Windows and OS 10.
Note that Bootcamp only works on Intel Mac, Macs with PowerPC processors will not be able to use Bootcamp.
If you do have a Windows partition on your Mac every time you turn on your Mac you'll get a choice between the two operating systems. You can boot either one of them.