It is pretty easy to Dual-boot macOS and Windows on separate drives but can you do it using one only? Well, I can and I will show you how I get it done. Once you have master it, move to the next course which is to triple boot on a single hard drive. It’s not for the faint-hearted so don’t skip ahead until you have mastered dual-booting.
00:00 – Disk Utility app on macOS High Sierra.
00:05 – Dell OptiPlex 9020 SFF.
00:10 – Creating Windows Partition manually.
00:30 – Windows Partition successfully created.
00:35 – Formatting partition as FAT32.
00:50 – Windows Partition successfully formatted.
00:55 – Using the USB2.0 port to avoid data loss.
01:05 – Rebooting the Dell Optiplex 9020 SFF.
01:10 – Pressing F12 repeatedly.
01:25 – Locating the Windows 10 USB Installer
02:10 – The Windows 10 Installer
02:30 – Custom for Clean Installation.
02:40 – Format Windows partition from FAT32 to NTFS.
03:30 – Install normally.
03:35 – Complete the install and restart.
04:00 – Booting to Windows 10 automatically.
04:10 – Configure Windows account.
04:45 – Windows 10 desktop.
04:50 – Reboot to the BIOS.
05:00 – Delete Windows Boot Manager.
05:00 – Make Boot Drive first.
05:05 – Restart to Clover Boot Manager.
05:10 – Palindrome Boot Manager Theme.
05:25 – Checking macOS High Sierra partition.
05:55 – Dual-boot macOS and Windows in Six Minutes.
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