800-961-1963-Fix Boot Camp Alert Message and Create Mac ISO Image for Windows 10Posted by Apple Support on April 15th, 2016
Long ago, there was a clear-cut distance between a Mac and a Windows-based personal computer because of their distinct software framework. But since the late-2000s, Apple has switched over to the Intel x 86 standard frameworks from PowerPC CPU architecture so to liberalize its machines to make it compatible with other popular operating systems. Under the hood, a PC and a Mac don’t have a technical distinction any more. Apple’s inbuilt Boot Camp feature allows the users to install Windows operating system on their Mac machines without any technical conflict. The most crucial thing Boot Camp doesn't support is allowing the users to work with both operating systems at the same time. Read more at http://apple-supportapplehelpsupport.weebly.com/blog/800-961-1963-boot-camp-mac-iso-image-from-windows-installation-media
It is no surprising to encounter an alert message when using Boot Camp driver to install Windows 10 on Mac. Because when you create partitions on the startup drive other than one OS X partition, one Boot Camp partition, and one OS X Recovery partition, there is a huge possibility to come across an alert message "startup disk cannot be partitioned or restored to a single partition." On the other hand, when the Boot Camp Assistant is upgraded to the latest edition, it creates an additional partition on the drive. And it can never function properly, unless the extra created partition is deleted. Read more at http://applehelpsupport.blogspot.in/2016/04/800-961-1963-boot-camp-alert-message.html Previous Article On Apple: http://uberant.com/article/179657-800-961-1963-mac-migration-assistant-help-to-move-mac-files/ Like it? Share it! More by this author |
