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- Feb 14, 2015
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- Motherboard
- ASUS Z97-A/3.1 with Thunderbolt card
- CPU
- i7 4790K
- Graphics
- Nvidia 750 Ti
So Im seeking some advice and tips on how to safely dual boot Windows and OSx together with my hardware.
Im using z-97/3.1 mobo and am booting off an M.2 SSD AHCI. Im using an optical 3TB disk for storage. I currently have a good running hackintosh system on el capitain, but now would like to be able to dual boot.
How would one go about proceeding with installing windows without screwing something up on the back side of the boot drive? Would I use the same M.2 SSD as the boot drive for both windows and OSx? Or is it better to have a separate drive? I mainly want to be able to run an purchased/activated version of windows that is stable, and have my OSx secondary. I would like windows so I can use my thunderbolt drive, as well as use solidworks.
Would installing windows 10 after installing el capitan cause issues with activating windows?
Or if its going to be unstable and a pain, is there another way to get thunderbolt drivers installed for the z-97a without installing windows?
Im using z-97/3.1 mobo and am booting off an M.2 SSD AHCI. Im using an optical 3TB disk for storage. I currently have a good running hackintosh system on el capitain, but now would like to be able to dual boot.
How would one go about proceeding with installing windows without screwing something up on the back side of the boot drive? Would I use the same M.2 SSD as the boot drive for both windows and OSx? Or is it better to have a separate drive? I mainly want to be able to run an purchased/activated version of windows that is stable, and have my OSx secondary. I would like windows so I can use my thunderbolt drive, as well as use solidworks.
Would installing windows 10 after installing el capitan cause issues with activating windows?
Or if its going to be unstable and a pain, is there another way to get thunderbolt drivers installed for the z-97a without installing windows?