Hi Helger, Setting up windows 10 in bootcamp is very easy although windows installation is limited accessibility due to no screan reader interaction both within windows and due to no bootcamp drivers installed. An ISO file is an image of an installation disk, somewhat like a compressed file of all windows installation files from a dvd
During the bootcamp configuration / setup bootcamp asks you for the installation media which is the iso file and then a destination media which should be a USB drive of some kind, Bootcamp then downloads drivers from apple for your windows version and combines them with the installer media from the ISO on to the USB device and once you have setup the harddrive size that you require and restarts your machine in to the windows installation setup. Your computer has a very limited amount of ram but enough to run windows on, Bootcamp is a dual boot system when windows is running your only running your computer in windows, like a windows computer. as for the windows version you have, if it’s a standard windows version then yes it should work on your bootcamp session, if it’s not, then get an ISO of the same version of widnows you have and use the ISO and the windows 10 key you have for your licencing, jaws 17 and nvda will be fine in bootcamp, as for Office 365, if you have a licence that allows you to have it on multiple dvices such as the office personal which is 5 devices then yes you can install it on a mac and a windows machine, if you have a licence that only allows for on one device then you will be able to install it on a second or in your windows machine and it will either tell you it can’t be activated or it will activate your office but deactivate your mac installation. Everything else is just a standard windows computer but at the touch of a button you can switch between yoru mac machine and or your windows machine.. Oh what I also meant to say was that on the USB device are the bootcamp drivers for the mac book airs hardware These drivers need to be installed to get all the windows hardware setup correctly and working so until these drivers are installed you wont have such things as sound for jaws or nvda. Hope this helps. From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com [mailto:macvisionaries@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Helga Schreiber Sent: Sunday, 7 August 2016 6:04 PM To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com Subject: Question Regarding using Boothcamp on the Mac Hi all! How are you all? The subject line says it all. I know there are some specific steps in how to get boothcamp running on my Mac and so n. I will really appreciate some help regarding this matter. I use a windows computer, and I'm using windows 10 onit. However, this weekend I was trying to install the Aniversary upgrade of windows 10,and it fail the installation. I really don't know why. I will definitely call Micrsoft and ask them some question about my issue. But I also want to install windows 10 on my Mac and use it with JAWS 17 adn NVDA guys. Now my questions come to this, do I need to buy a brand new copy of windows 10 even though I have the Micrsoft Media creation tool of the Windows 10 Upgrade Aniversary update? I'm just wondering. I read online some instructions of apple support that I need to have an iSo file of micrsoft. What is the iSo file? And now my other question is, if I install windows 10 on my mac and use it with boothcamp, will I be able to modify my keyboard,and have a numpad keys as I have it on windows,and be able to do JAWS tandem with other people since I help people a lot with JAWS tandem? And I also would I be able to use dropbox for windows, Adobe reader DC to read PDF files, use Micrsoft word for windows to write Papers and also use Internet explorer as my default browser and so on? I'm just curious. I know I can use pages to do school work and use micrsoft word for windows, but I'm still learning how to use Pages, and I want to be able to switch between these operating systems if necessary for school purposes. I know that I am not able to switch between operating systems since I am not using VM ware fusion, and I'm using boothcamp. The reason I want to use windows 10 on my Mac is because my windows computer is almost four years old,adn is giving me soem issues and so on. And one last question, if I have office 365 version 2016 on my windows computer, I don't have to purchase it again if I want to have it on my Mac right? And just to let you know I have a Macbook Air 11 inches computer late 2015 with 4 ram of gigs. I apologize for this long message! 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