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Just tried this on Monterey. It does not work. Installation works fine until you need to boot from the USB Stick. I finished to setup on a Big Sur machine and then tried to boot this Windows on my Monterey laptop.

No chance to boot into Windows. Oh thats a shame, if you do ever succeed in finding a workaround, please let me know. Im having to run windows on another laptop, carrying them both around is a real pain. There is nowhere near enough space on my hard drive to partition it for a windows installation. I have just spent many days down a Bootcamp rabbit hole, until I found this post. I followed the steps very well and even did them 3 times but still having same issue.

I checked with disk utility and the partitions of the usb stick are not bootable when you look at info. Is that normal? Something going wrong? Something needs to be updated with MacOs Monterey?

I am dying to be able to play AoE 4 but dont feel like installing windows on my internal ssd :- Thanks for the help! This tut has gotten me the furthest of them all.

Hello, I am having the same issue. Is it afterwards possible to use the boot camp external drive on a different windows machine laptop from work and use it there with virtual box? Even it has been long process and u have done it very well with proper guidance. Thank you bro. System halted. Install bootcamp on mac using bootcamp assistant. Run bootcamp Windows. Download a clone tool I used macrium free. The cloned external drive is now a windows boot drive. You can now remove bootcamp from the internal drive using the bootcamp assistant.

Now boot from external drive and resize the bootcamp sector using Windows disk management tools to the full hard-drive size keeping efi sector. Job done dual boot external Windows tb3 drive. Thanks for this. Do you know what I could be doing wrong here? Do you think deleting the internal bootcamp would resolve that? Even though I selected EFI, it booted up the internal bootcamp Windows, and not the copy bootcamp Windows on my external drive.

Does the step of removing the internal bootcamp Windows force the booting of the external version? When you hold the option key during boot, you should see all drives capable of booting. If you have both an internal bootcamp partition and an external bootcamp drive, you should see both as well as the Mac OS partition.

If you are not seeing the external EFI drive then it is not bootable and something is wrong with it. Thanks for your reply. I get three options: Mac; internal bootcamp; and EFI. When I select EFI, it actually loads up the internal bootcamp.

Are you sure? If you cloned the internal bootcamp partition to the external drive, it will look the same until you make some changes to it, like installing additional applications or UI personalizations.

You can also easily tell by opening Windows Disk Manager. Yes, absolutely sure. I loaded up the external version, added something to the desktop.

When I loaded up the internal version, that thing was on the desktop. Appreciate your feedback, folks. There are several mistakes in the description. I have the same problem. Not sure how to resolve that. No idea. Worked like a charm. I have been running Windows 10 from an external drive created via this method for several months and it works pretty well. Has anyone successfully done a major update to the external bootcamp drive?

This is a great tutorial, but I am having difficulty mapping the external drive to the VirtualBox disk. My specs and results below:. I went back to the previous step that directed to eject the external drive.

After doing that, I checked in Disk Utility and was not able to see the disk. I removed and replaced the disk and it showed in Disk Utility. I unmounted it in Disk Utility and ran the command again.

When I continued to the VirtualBox, I ran into another error. There were no files in the WIN10 folder. When VirtualBox opened, I pressed the new button, named it WIN10, the type was set to Microsoft Windows and the version Windows 10 bit , and then I pressed continue and accepted the default memory size, pressed continue again, chose the Use an existing virtual hard disk file, and pressed the button to the right of the dropdown menu and looked for the file, but nothing showed up.

I just started this process last night on my MacBook Pro with a 2Tb Seagate hard-drive, and everything was working relatively well, until I tried to download the windows support software.

I disconnected the flash drive, and pressed continue and saw no task select window. It skipped that step completely for me I tried a few times, and it worked. So I went to the terminal and entered. Hi, can I use a WD my passport as an externel drive to install windows 10 on my macbook air , versjon Hi everyone!

Nice tutorial. Your instructions for this particular task would be more understandable with this knowledge, to generalize the task. I always seem to have some problems getting the ReFind boot manager to work for booting onto the external drive.

Many thanks! Is there a way to clone such external disk containing Boot Camp to boot Windows on Mac? But you do need a Windows machine, or a Mac with Bootcamp running Windows. WinToUSB is ground breaking software. The paid professional version is very reasonable considering its features. I made a bootable clone of my bootcamp partition to an external SSD in a snap, was up and running in less than 25 minutes.

Select the bootcamp. Many Thanks for the very clear instructions! Will all this work on a previously partitioned external drive?

If I click on the Add icon, I can browse to bootcamp. Same here. Also stuck here. Not sure about the wording, but I think raffaele meant eject the drive again in Finder. Enlightning Hooray! Enlightening blog post which saved me hours of trials and errors. The VM shutdown is a critical step, and you should wait a lot when restarting the Mac on the fresh installed Windows 10 external disk.

At that time the Mac seemed frozen but it was doing a lot of work. Be patient and do not forget to install the Windows drivers from the USB flash key to enable all the Mac hardware internet, bluetooth, etc. However, I faced a problem which is I cannot see any other drive on boot screen. I followed the steps and everything went right until I should boot the the new windows disc. The disc doesnt show up in the boot list.

Same problem here. It show only my mac disk. If anyone knows how to get passed this. It would be much appreciated. I tried the below-linked approach the other day and it worked flawlessly, and uses a free copy of WinToUSB from the virtual machine version of Windows to make the external disk bootable. This approach was flawless the first time. VMWare Fusion 12 has a free license for personal use you just have to register an account and is a lot less dodgy than VirtualBox, which I found to be slow and unstable by comparison.

Or will everything transfer over okay because it is all saved on the SSD? Whenever I try to boot from the External Hard Drive, it freezes on the screen with all the boot options. Have followed these instructions a number of times now. Every time I start the VM it gets as far as loading files, displays the Starting Windows logo screen and gets stuck there. No additional progress, no additional information.

The first time and only the first time I tried this, it copied everything on to the USB drive and got as far as the first reboot, and I cancelled the VM reboot, and restarted holding option key as advised. Every time. I think it has to be formatted as NTFS. It was about a year ago I believe. I got the info from some others between then and when this blog was first posted. I printed out the instructions and read through every single comment ever posted, notating or changing instructions where they applied.

Got it to work on second try so the early comments here really helped me. Yes, the first and only time that it progressed past the Windows startup screen, Setup took me through the bit about formatting it as NTFS, and this did happen — but only that one time. Ever since, it just stalls on the Windows Startup screen. Then … I installed the Samsung driver 1. The second time the EFI was successfully created. But not the first. Followed instructions to the letter on a iMac mid and after the first restart when you power down the virtual machine the boot screen would only show the Macintosh HD — no sign of the external USB.

Yeah, me too. The example actually shows disk4, not disk3. That said, hey, this is a brilliant tutorial. Thank you so much for writing this! I despite artificial limitations that prevent things which are technically possible so I love workarounds like this! But what can I do if I want one more partition on this flash drive?

Could I just format it to single partition, then download bootcamp drivers, move them to safe place, partition my drive and put drivers back? I have run into a problem where I cant install Things that require a restart like bootcamp drivers. I just get a folder icon With? Do you know how to fix that? I re-followed all the steps and realized I missed powering off the virtual machine.

Thanks for the great instructions. I am not able to format in the drive selection start up process. System does not allow me to format the SSD as the format click button is not enable. In the process it has mention to format and proceed as the format click is not enable ,I am not able to proceed.

Been going in circles with this. I tried as described in article. No luck. Saw comment about EFI so I tried that. It gave me an error in VBox on start. Going well. Crapped out… have to start over. Multiple attempts. Now trying again without EFI enabled. Will erase and create a NEW drive in installer and see if that helps.

Anyone smarter than me care to write an app so we can all simply just tell windows to install from the ISO on boot? I enter in the commands exactly as listed for disk3 in my case. You need to unmount the disk, not eject it. And voila :D. The same installation, just crashes immediately after the windows logo on the Mac Pro 7,1. Here are my steps, in short:. Neither touchpad nor keyboard worked for me during win setup! My mac apparently partitioned the disk as GPT, which Windows would not install on.

How can I fix this so that windows will install? Thanks to this guide, many helpful comments, and specifically the additional guidance from Alessandro Morandi…. Has anyone achieved this? I have done everything as it says, and I substituted disk4 for, in my case, disk2, so the command is as follows:. Any suggestions?? Your external disk probably connected again. Please read info on their site for other Windows versions. Use Bootcamp Assistant to download the Windows Support files you might need to click in the menu for Action.

Install VirtualBox and Extension Pack. Start the Windows VM. Attach the USB flash drive and the external drive that you want Windows on. Copy the files from the flash drive to the VMs desktop. Now copy the Windows Support files to the external drive.

Close the VM and VirtualBox and reboot. As soon as you hear the startup sound hold the Alt-key until you see the options for startup. Choose the EFI disk. Now you have to install Windows. When finished, open the Windows Support folder and click setup to install the Bootcamp-drivers.

When you have no sound please do not reinstall. It is unnecessary. Locate the AMD sound device in devicemanager. Select update driver and select the driver folder on the Bootcamp USB stick. The driver will update. Select them too and search for drivers on the Bootcamp USB stick driver folder. Thank you for this! Everything installs fine, but after I close VirtualBox and restart with the option-key, I only have the one option to pick from— my mac hard drive.

Do you know how to fix this? I find that if I unplug it and plug it back in then it shows up… however then when I select it and press enter it just loads to a black screen and does nothing…. In virtual box vm settings I checked EFI install. That worked for me after a day of just doing the do. Thanks for your procedure. I was having this problem, too.

The problem was that the WIN10 drive had remounted. I unmounted it and ran there terminal command again, which then worked. I tried this method but Bootcamp assistant will not open. I had the same error. I have followed the guide and the installation with the virtual machine went trough. I am on a mac pro 6,1 running Catalina. Any idea? This will disable Safe Boot.

Hello, after following the guide I went on and replaced the optical bay with the external ssd.. I am guessing it has something to do with the disk identifier? Any guesses or ideas? I followed everything but I keep getting No bootable device — insert boot disk and press any key on first Windows boot. So after the restart I pick Windows and this thing pops up.

Got no idea how to solve it. Everything works fine until the first restart from the external drive. Any ideas what could be the catch? Thanks in advance! Thanks to Tom Nelson for a great article. Parallel Desktop and other virtual machines will not work with the license he needs to use. I can boot into the disk on the Catalina machine, but he is not given the option on his Mojave machine. Believe it or not, the likely cause is still not having enough free space.

Back in the early years of Boot Camp, very little free space was required, on the order of 20 GB, though I think the default was set at 30 GB. Over time, and with new versions of Boot Camp and Windows, the minimum free space requirements has gone up.

Hi Thanks for a very well explained article, pity for a couple of things not so easy to understand:. Windows Cannot be installed to the disk. The selected disk has MBR partition table. Help I have done this three times followed all the directions and get stuck here. I have a iMac running Catalina and the hard drive is a Samsung X5 Please someone help before I jump out my first floor window. Tried twice now with same result. I have tried to install Windows 10 on an external drive but the set up is still looking for Parallels Desktop which I tried some time ago.

This was uninstalled months ago and setup. Is there a way of getting around this and can I rid the system of any trace of parallels desktop? I am running Catalina on the Mac and have an external drive formatted ready for use. Windows support software is downloaded on a correctly formatted USB. If so, how did you get it to work please?

First make sure your external HD is attached. Then find out what device node your HD is. Umount it with. The selected disk has a MBR partition table. Any fix for this? I got an error saying session could not be made or something like that right after I pressed start. Anyone got a solution?

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Our responses to bug fixes or forum comments may be delayed. The ESXi-Arm bits will expire days after installation. You will need to reinstall the bits to reset the clock. Please check the documentation here. While 4GB is sufficient to boot, there's not much room left to run a VM. Swing for the 8GB if you can. July 20, - v1. The previous ESXi-Arm build can be used with the mentioned hardware platforms below. For more information, please download the hardware specific PDF guides.