Download the latest Mojave or Catalina or Big Sur from the Mac AppStore to then create another USB (or SD card too if available) drive with the whole macOS on it (8gb required for Mojave if I remember correctly, 16gb for the other two). Uncheck the option to trim the space on your drive and directly install Windows afterwards. Use Bootcamp Assistant to create a bootable drive with Windows 10 previously downloaded (you can find it on the official Microsoft website) and a 16gb USB drive. Make sure you're on macOS (whatever version, I would suggest trying Big Sur already as it will also install the new boot chime on your Mac, and that's cool ). These can be found under point 3.I have installed the latest Windows 10 as my sole OS on my 2013 MacBook Air and this is how I did it: Step 6: After the installation file has been created, your computer will restart and you can go through the Windows installation steps. Step 5: Decide how much space you want to use for the Windows partition by dragging the bar in the middle. Step 4: Select the ISO file you have downloaded and the disk on which you want to create the installation file. Step 3: Indicate all options and click on Continue. Step 2: Insert your USB stick into a USB port, open Boot Camp Assistant and click on Continue. Step 1: Go to the Academic Software page for Windows 11 and click on the download button to download the ISO file. On computers with Apple Silicon you will see Chip On computers with an Intel processor, you will see Processor.Then click on 'About this Mac' to see the information about your system.Click on the Apple logo in the menu bar.If you are not sure, you can always verify: If you own one of the following devices, you will no longer be able to use Boot Camp: Please note: Boot Camp is no longer supported by the Apple devices with an M1 chip.
The software allows you to switch between macOS and Windows when rebooting the computer. With Boot Camp you can install Microsoft Windows 11 on a Mac.
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