Is there a trick I’m missing? Accepted Answer:Īpple has recently dropped support for windows versions less than 10 on macOS sierra. TL DR How to install Windows 7 (and not Windows 10) using Boot Camp Assistant on my MacBook using the newest Boot Camp Assistant version and the current macOS Sierra? I then decided I would be using Windows 7 as well since it apparently requires less storage space, but Boot Camp Assistant seems to have forgotten that any Windows other than 10 has ever existed. So I talked to a friend who has Windows on his MacBook Air, and he told me that he has a 30GB partition and that Boot Camp Assistant never asked for more than this, but he installed it a long time ago (probably on Lion, or Mountain Lion) and he uses Windows 7. I was planning on having a 30GB partition for Windows. I don’t have anything against Windows 10, in fact, I was planning on installing it, but apparently I need to have 50GB of free space on my SSD before Boot Camp Assistant can even begin doing its thing.ĥ0GB is simply too much to have free on a 128GB SSD. It assumes I want Windows 10 and doesn’t give me any other options. I am trying to install Windows via Boot Camp Assistant on my Mid-2014 MacBook Pro Retina, but it’s only giving me the option to install Windows 10.
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