Sierra: trying to bootcamp Win 10. Not working.

[theclaw]

Hi

I'm having trouble installing W10 on my desktop running Sierra. First thing is that BootCamp Assistant tells me I need an optic drive and won't ask me where my iso is. If I use Daemon Tools Lite to trick it into seeing a DVD drive it then downloads files on my bootable FAT-formatted MBR usb, but then nothing shows up at boot (I still only see Boot OSX in CLover). Booting straight from the USB won't work either.

Any ideas ?

Thanks

 

[Going Bald]

@theclaw
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[theclaw]

Hi,

What infos do I need to put in the hardware ? I mean I'm not even sure of what's in that machine

 

[Going Bald]

Hi,

What infos do I need to put in the hardware ? I mean I'm not even sure of what's in that machine

Is this an off-the-shelf OEM from Dell, HP, Acer, etc. or was it built from parts?
If off-the-shelf, give manufacturer and model

 

[theclaw]

Nope it's built from parts, I got it from a company sale.

I could probably get the Bios ID but I've got no clue about the graphics, network, etc... I can get the HD info from the Bios I get.

 

[Going Bald]

Nope it's built from parts, I got it from a company sale.

I could probably get the Bios ID but I've got no clue about the graphics, network, etc... I can get the HD info from the Bios I get.

does it have an OS running on it now? Windows, maybe?

 

[theclaw]

does it have an OS running on it now? Windows, maybe?

has my Sierra install on it.

I've got one SSD running Yosemite, one SSD running Sierra (that I wich to install W10 on) and one 1GB SATA disk for data, movies, etc...