Windows 10: Windows 10 download of ISO file is to big, can't down load it - trying to use Boot Camp on...

Hi


Been trying for days to down load the iso file but, it's to large.


I purchased Windows 10 Pro that came on a flash drive, is there anyway I can covert the flash drive to an ISO file for installation via Boot Camp on the Mac MIni


Or can I buy the ISO file on CD or Flash drive from you


Thank you

Ken Kuhn

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Boot Camp Assistant not accepting Windows 10 .iso file

The System Integrity Protection in newer versions of OS X prevents modification of Boot Camp Assistant.app/, as suggested by other answers. I tried duplicating the file and I was able to modify the duplicate, but it didn't fix the issue for me.

I solved this problem by tricking Boot Camp Assistant with a Windows 8 ISO.

1. Download both Windows 8 and Windows 10 ISOs from Microsoft (you don't need a license to download the installers).
   
2. Create a copy of the Windows 8 ISO and name it windows.iso.
   
3. Select windows.iso in Boot Camp Assistant. It should accept it.
   
4. When it prompts you to confirm that you want to format the disk, wait.
   
5. Delete windows.iso.
   
6. Open the Trash, right-click on windows.iso and select "Delete Immediately". (Emptying the Trash will fail because it was already opened, but specifying it directly seems to avoid this.)
   
7. Rename the Windows 10 ISO to windows.iso.
   
8. Return to Boot Camp Assisant and confirm, to continue the process.
   

After using the Windows 8 ISO to pass the verification process, it can successfully use the Windows 10 ISO we swap in to create and use an installation disk. I'm making this post from a resulting Windows 10 installation on my iMac.

 

Installing Windows 10 on iMac using Boot Camp

Step 1: download the ISO file directly to your Mac from the Software Download page. See instructions:

https://windows10.help/blogs/entry/24-how-to-do...

Step 2: Make sure your Mac is running macOS 10.12.5 or later.

Step 3: Launch Boot Camp then select the ISO file, resize your partition, click Continue. macOS will download necessary Windows Support software. When complete, it will automatically reboot into Windows 10 setup.

Select the Boot Camp partition created earlier in the Custom Advanced window.

Follow the rest of the instructions as described in the following article:

https://www.groovypost.com/howto/install-window...

 

wont boot into ISO file?

hm I used nero and put the iso on there like anything else
ill try your suggestions with the .nrg file I no longer have the .iso (threw away)
i was just curious