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Found the good old trusty screen voiceover tutorial guy:

 

You can use disk utility or terminal to do this but he uses Bootcamp assistant.

Bootcamp assistant is used to run windows on mac but if you do what he tells you in the video you can create a normal bootable windows install USB

 

When I try to do it, it says that it boot camp only supports windows 8 or later installation, but the iso file is 8.1...

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When I try to do it, it says that it boot camp only supports windows 8 or later installation, but the iso file is 8.1...

Then you'll have to use disk utility.

I did this with terminal and it worked out great.

 

I'll see if I can find a good tutorial with disk utility

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Then you'll have to use disk utility.

I did this with terminal and it worked out great.

 

I'll see if I can find a good tutorial with disk utility

 

Thanks :)

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Thanks :)

I can't find any tutorial on how to do this with disk utility.

I remember that used terminal to make a Mac OS X install USB...

 

Are you doing the "Create windows 7 or later install disk" option being done in that tutorial?

 

Here is written tutorial with bootcamp assistant.

If you CAN see the "Create windows 7 or later install disk" then skip to step 8

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I can't find any tutorial on how to do this with disk utility.

I remember that used terminal to make a Mac OS X install USB...

 

Are you doing the "Create windows 7 or later install disk" option being done in that tutorial?

Yep

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I can't find any tutorial on how to do this with disk utility.

I remember that used terminal to make a Mac OS X install USB...

 

Are you doing the "Create windows 7 or later install disk" option being done in that tutorial?

 

Here is written tutorial with bootcamp assistant.

If you CAN see the "Create windows 7 or later install disk" then skip to step 8

Where is the link?

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Where is the link?

That would be helpful:

http://michael.anastasiou.me/create-windows-7-8-bootable-usb-drive-mac/

 

If you already have the option to create a windows install usb within bootcamp then this tutorial simplifies things:

http://osxdaily.com/2015/06/22/make-windows-10-install-usb-drive-from-mac-os-x/

(Ignore everything about installing this onto a mac, this installer USB will work on anything)

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That would be helpful:

http://michael.anastasiou.me/create-windows-7-8-bootable-usb-drive-mac/

 

If you already have the option to create a windows install usb within bootcamp then this tutorial simplifies things:

http://osxdaily.com/2015/06/22/make-windows-10-install-usb-drive-from-mac-os-x/

(Ignore everything about installing this onto a mac, this installer USB will work on anything)

Thanks :) Would a Windows 8.1 key work with Windows 10?

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Thanks :) Would a Windows 8.1 key work with Windows 10?

No worries! hope it works out

 

They are two different products so no, if you have a windows 10 ISO then you need a windows 10 key. But if you have a windows 8.1 ISO you can use your 8/8.1 key and update to windows 10.

 

Pro-tip: make sure you get a 64-bit ISO (I accidentally installed 32-bit windows once)

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No worries! hope it works out

 

They are two different products so no, if you have a windows 10 ISO then you need a windows 10 key. But if you have a windows 8.1 ISO you can use your 8/8.1 key and update to windows 10.

 

Pro-tip: make sure you get a 64-bit ISO (I accidentally installed 32-bit windows once)

K, thanks :)

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