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The kexts I needed for the HDA had not been updated so I tried it with the old Mavericks kexts and it seemed to work.

How did you get clover to work?

How can I get the MBR supported version of Clover working? I get an error: "boot0af error" when I try to install it the legacy way as noted in the guide here: http://www.tonymacx86.com/mavericks-desktop-guides/125632-how-install-os-x-mavericks-using-clover.html I already have OSX patched to...

Maybe my cache drive is the issue?

The issue is that when I do go through with it, it gives me that 0xC0000005 error. I think you are right about the the smaller partitions. I have a small 20 GB cache drive that is integrated, and I was able to install Windows on that and triple boot no problem, but i simply ran out of space for...

What happens with all GPT and the drive converted to NTFS is that Windows still asks to make additional installations. See attached.

I have been trying to only use the pre-existing partitions, but it seems the Windows installer wants to recreate then partitions even if I just select install.

I used the DVD burner. Do I need it to be USB? I tried that (formatting using gparted), but then Windows asks to install additional partitions, and gives me that error code 0xc0000005 again.

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Oh, right. It says: "Windows cannot be installed to this hard disk space. WIndows must be installed to a partition formatted as NTFS. Windows cannot be installed to this hard disk space. the partition is of an unrecognized type."

Well none when I try to just reformat the partition like you said. The format button is just grayed out. If I try to delete the partition and create a partition from the empty space, Windows creates its many partitions and gives an error code of 0xC0000005.

My drive is indicated as GPT in the column, and I believe I am booting in UEFI mode (I tried it both ways to no avail). I downloaded an iso directly from Microsoft, which I assume is normal. All other resources indicate that those iso files are considered retail. I attempted to do the same thing...

I have tried that too. The format button is greyed out when I attempt to install it.

I tried to do all partitioning in Disk Utility; however, when I try to reformat the disk from Fat 32 to NTFS in the Windows Installer, it claims to have a MBR Table, even though it does not. (Which is why I tried to start from the Windows Installer). I can install it but only in Legacy mode.

I am. That is the only option other than "Upgrade". I set up the installation like in post #2: System (EFI) 200 MB MSR Reserved 128 MB Unallocated ... and then after attempting to create a partition for Windows, it creates: Recovery 300 MB System 100 MB MSR Reserved 128 MB...

As a note, I tried this: And Windows tries to create additional partitions and fails to install with the same 0xC0000005 error.

I have a confusing problem. I am attempting to install a dual boot between Mavericks and Windows 8.1 on a single hard drive. I have the partition table set up as GPT/GUID. As a note, my laptop can hold only one hard drive. Also my laptop has a feature to enable or disable UEFI/Legacy (UEFI)...

Seems to use UEFI. I have tried this, and it is what I am currently doing, but the bootloader does not see Windows. Unibeast or Clover. For the record, the Legacy setup seems wrong as the clover setup gives off a "boot0af error", when "Install in ESP" is not selected. Bootloader still does...

I am attempting to install a dual boot between Mavericks and Windows 8.1 on a single hard drive. I have the partition table set up as GPT/GUID. As a note, my laptop can hold only one hard drive. Also my laptop has a feature to enable or disable UEFI/Legacy (UEFI) vs Legacy support. (UEFI...

Yes, I read over those both before. I am confused because for the first link, where it describes everything, it includes a picture where for the path that it specifies, the slashes are opposite of normal. So where I would think it is /EFI/BOOT/etc, it is \EFI\BOOT\etc...