Boot Camp now supports 64-bit Windows 10 on a wide range of Macs dating back to 2012:
Apple has announced in a support document that Boot Camp now supports 64-bit versions of Windows 10 on a wide range of Macs dating back to 2012. The updated version of Boot Camp is currently rolling out to Yosemite users – if you haven’t yet received it, it should show up when you use the Mac App Store to check for updates.
Apple gives instructions for performing both a new install and an upgrade from earlier versions of Windows.
Supported Macs are:
- MacBook Air from Mid 2012
- MacBook Pro from Mid 2012
- 13-inch MacBook Pro with Retina display from Late 2012
- 15-inch MacBook Pro with Retina display from Early 2013
- iMac from Late 2012
- Mac mini from Late 2012
- Mac Pro Late 2013
- 12-inch MacBook
USB-C is supported on the 12-inch MacBook, in addition to the standard ports which are supported on all compatible models.
Back in March, Apple discontinued Boot Camp support for Windows 7 on the latest MacBook models, requiring Windows 8 and up.
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