Step-by-step guide on how to install Windows 10 on your Mac using BootCamp software. BootCamp allows you to run Microsoft Windows on a Mac computer.

If you’re already using Windows 10 on your Mac be sure to download Boot Camp’s latest Windows support software so that you’ll have the most up to date drivers.

Figuring out how to get back to OS X from Windows may be unclear, especially if you're unfamiliar with Boot Camp.

With Boot Camp version 6, Apple users can dual-boot Mac OS X with the 64-or 32-bit version of Windows 10.

Apple has added support for Windows Precision Touchpad drivers to its latest version of Boot Camp, addressing a big issue with Windows 10 Mac installations.

Lots of people are still using Macs with Intel processors, and theyu2019re really useful if you need to run Windows as well.

Unlike the Boot Camp creation + Windows 10 installation process, removing a Boot Camp partition couldn’t be easier. Watch our hands-on video walkthrough for the details.

Set Up a Windows Partition Before you install Windows on your Mac, you will need to create and format a partition. Use Boot Camp Assistant to create the partition and Windows installer to format it.