ISO image (that I've opened with the Finder) inside the SSD (I did not create any partitions with the macOS Disk Utility application). I formatted the SSD in the ExFAT format and then I copied the contents of the Windows 10. ISO of windows contained in WINSTALL.īefore start, I followed this guide ( answer #1) to prepare the SSD for the installation. Without that volume, I can not continue with the installation, because the prompt does not find the image. Instead of volume WINSTALL, I see a D volume, in CD-ROM format (only 2 Gb).

Volume 3 C WINSTALL FAT32 Removable 29 GB Healthy Volume 2 S EFI FAT32 Partition 200 MB Healthy Hidden Volume 1 Recovery NTFS Partition 800 MB Healthy Volume 0 W BOOTCAMP NTFS Partition 249 GB Healthy Volume # Ltr Label Fs Type Size Status Info My problem is at this point in step 3: DISKPART> list volume So, I decided to follow this guide (using the Windows CLI) carefully, step by step, at the part ' Using a Flash Drive and the Windows CLI to Install Windows 10'. I tried to use a virtual machine the first time, but some drivers did not work (trackpad, audio and keyboard did not work).

I have a problem with the installation of Windows 10 (November 2019) on my MacBook Air 2018.

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