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You’ll likely see three options ( Boot Fallback boot loader from NAMEOFUSB, Boot Windows from whole disk volume, and Boot Windows from NAMOFUSB).

Reboot and pick the Windows installer from the list of bootable drives.

Sudo /Users/ username/Downloads/refind-bin- versionnumber/refind-install Note: this command won’t work in El Capitan unless you disable SIP first.

Download rEFInd, and after you extract it, run.

(Don’t make a FAT32-when I did, the Windows installer complained.)

Use Disk Utility to make a second partition that’s MAC OS (journaled).

Yes, you’re using an external disk, but right now you’re not partitioning. If you get an error that says You cannot partition an external disk, a RAID disk or an internal disk on which FileVault encryption is in progress, ignore it.

iso and USB stick as you normally would in Mac OS X using Boot Camp Assistant. This may not be the only approach that works, but it seems to have worked for us: The SSD uses the PCIe interface but seems to use that as an intermediary for the larger SSD attachment, which Mac OS X sees as an external drive, and Bootcamp does not like to install to an external drive.

We ran across a rather odd scenario with some Mac Pros, whose internal storage we’d upgraded from the built-in storage to the Aura SSD. Usually setting up a dual-boot for Windows on a Mac is a fairly straightforward procedure-use Boot Camp Assistant to create the USB installer and then have Boot Camp Assistant help you set up the partitions and install Windows.