This means that you will need to actually use a Windows PC to create the boot media, as Rufus is the easiest method. Etcher, our preferred method for creating SteamOS or other Linux boot drives, can’t process Windows. Rufus is a piece of software that will allow you to create bootable media for Windows. This has gotten far easier in recent memory. If you want to dual-boot your device, you’ll need to follow this portion of the guide.
A USB stick with 8GB of storage at least. When installed, go through all the user setup and get to desktop.Things will feel a little off, but stick it out and you won’t have to stream your favorite games from Game Pass anymore. At the next screen select Custom install:Īt the next screen, select the partition created in OS X Disk Utility and delete it - you wind up with all the free space at the end of the drive:Ĭlick Next - Windows installer will take it from here, creating/formatting partitions as needed. Click Install now button, enter your key code or click skip, accept license terms. Shutdown, remove the OS X install USB, insert Win10 install USB and boot the system. Open disk utility and make some room for Win10 (put pointer in ring at top of pie, drag counterclockwise to create some free space:Ĭlick in the free space and format it for Win10. Install OS X and create user, but do not run MultiBeast yet - still things to do first. ID your drive:Īs you can see, this is an unititialized drive - no formatting. 
At the install screen, select Disk Utility.
Insert the OS X USB in a port and boot to the OS X installer.
It is amazing how easy it is today to Multiboot these 3 OS's on UEFI systems.Ĭreate your USB installers and have them ready.
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