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Not showing “Windows” boot option, just “EFI Boot”. Graphic drivers issues once I could install W10 (which drove me crazy, just to learn 3 days later that it was all because I was installing it on EFI mode, which my Mac is not compatible). I could write an entire book about all the issues I had to overcome, looking at all forum threads that I could find.įAT32 not being able to work with files bigger than 4gb. 2012) was still a compatible device to install Windows 10, but oh boy… then problems came in great numbers. 'No bootable device - Insert boot disk and press any key' It’s been a full week since one of the teachers at my university requested us Mac users to install Windows 10 on a bootcamp partition in order to download Autodesk 3DS Max, as we will need it for the rest of the quarter.Īt first, I was alleviated when I checked that my old faithful MacBook Air (mid. (I was told to check the speed = 480 Mb/s)Īny ideas? (might it be Windows 32bit vs 64bit?) I read somewhere this problem is due using a USB3 instead of USB2 but I'm 99% sure I only have USB2's. If I use EFI, like I selected before, it will want a GPT disk format. On EFI systems, Windows can only be installed to GPT disks.' Now, I sort of knew that this was going to come up because Mac usually uses an MBR partition, but it is arranged in a BIOS system for Windows to use. The selected disk has an MBR partition table. This successfully enters the Windows setup, but when I progress through all of the steps, at the step where I select which partition to install Windows on, it tells me that 'Windows cannot be installed to this disk. Next, I try to instead start up with the EFI option.

It brings me back to my original problem with the black screen and the 'no bootable device' message. The options are 'Macintosh HD', 'Windows', and 'EFI'. So next I try to circumvent this issue by restarting, holding Alt/Option, and it brings up the boot order page. When the MBP restarts, it shows the normal white screen, and then it shows a black screen that says 'No bootable device - insert boot disk and press any key'. It installed the ISO image onto my Buffalo HDD 2TB and again on my Toshiba 500GB.

I went through the Boot Camp assistant, and it all went smoothly. MBP mid '12, 512 HDD and 8 RAM on macOS Catalina and I try to install Windows 10 64bit through Boot Camp assistent.

I've seen the problem in the discussions but the answers don't seem to help me. No bootable device - bootcamp Windows 10 Hello everyone,

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