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Hi hello guy , Mac Pro 2010 High Sierra 10.13.6 trying install windows on it but cant enter recovery mode I having windows keyboard , I holding (Windows+R) not showing recovery mode, I holding ( Alt + R) same not woking even dont know what todo if I want to in case sell it cant do factory reset
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Caution: DO NOT run native Windows disk tools like fdisk on your Mac. Not even for an instant. It will DESTROY the partition map, eliminating your Mac partition, system, and all your files.
you must use boot camp assistant, and nothing else.
Caution: DO NOT run native Windows disk tools like fdisk on your Mac. Not even for an instant. It will DESTROY the partition map, eliminating your Mac partition, system, and all your files.
you must use boot camp assistant, and nothing else.
On a Mac, the key combination to enter macOS Recovery Mode is Command (⌘) + R. However, since you're using a Windows keyboard, you'll use Windows + R to mimic the Command + R command. Make sure to press these keys right after you hear the startup chime and keep holding until the Apple logo appears.
If this isn’t working, you might want to double-check if your keyboard is functioning correctly or try a different keyboard if possible.
Boot Camp assistant is already on your Mac, in the /Application/Utilities folder.
Boot Camp Assistant User Guide for Mac - Apple Support
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why do you need Recovery Mode for Windows install?
Windows is installed using Boot Camp Assistant
¿do you have a Time machine backup drive connected?
Hi hello, thank you for your reply but really nothing happening apart apple logo was flash one ( looks like hide away then appeared again) but no recovery disc menu was showing on display, I already tried from right side of keyboard press Windows button not luck.
Anyway thank you for reply!
Hi hello, Just saw in some video tutorials I need Enter recovery mode to choose a disk for install windows, but anyway, recovery mode need in case I need factory reset my Mac ( in case selling ) .
Time machine no idea I never user , will check now .
Hi hello, thank you very much for your support but currently cant do nothing with my mac , coz no chance to install windows or upgrade mac os , just trying to figurate what to do with this Mac, its nice machine , but due old soft ware its cant do much, Visual Studio, Crome, and many app require newest version, ..
Anyway thanks for support
Cant enter recovery mode Hight Sierra 10.13.6 Mac Pro
