You can just about get away with 20GB at a push. That gives you enough room to not only install the OS, but also some apps, and manage updates etc. We have played with different settings and recommend around 30GB. When you get to the Partition page it is up to you how much space you give Windows 8. it will get to work building the boot drive. The next screen in the wizard should have the Windows 8 ISO already selected, the USB drive you've plugged in selected and all you've got to do is press continue. Go back undo the mess you've created and use the Boot Camp Assistant to do it for you. If you've tried to be clever and already created a partition, don't. It will then turn your USB drive into a bootable drive, download the latest Windows support software from Apple to make sure it all works when you get to the other side, as well as, create a partition for you on your Mac. When the Boot Camp Assistant asks you to "Select all the tasks you need to perform" make sure all of them are selected. You can find the Boot Camp Assistant in the Utilities folder (Cmd+shift+U) and then follow the instructions in the applications wizard. It will turn a spare USB drive (8GB or bigger) into a bootable version of Windows 8 and partition your computer for you. To get Windows 8 on your Mac you need to run Boot Camp Assistant. If you are trying to save space then the 32-bit version will be fine for messing around. Nip over to the Windows 8 Release Preview site and download something Microsoft call the Windows 8 ISO.Ĭhose whether you want the 64-bit or 32-bit version. Step 1: Download the Windows 8 Release Preview ISO Pocket-Lint Recommendation: Nintendo Switch.Pocket-Lint Recommendations: Xbox Console.Pocket-Lint Recommendation: Google Nest.Pocket-Lint Recommendation: Amazon Echo Devices.Pocket-Lint Recommendations: Fire TV Stick.
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