I am planning to just reimage the MBP since I don't really have that much on there that I can't easily backup. To further clarify, I have ISOs for both Windows 10 Enterprise (MCT) and Windows 10 Professional (MS website). I just wanted to use it as a debugging tool to test whether my issue was caused by the edition of Windows that I'm using. Given that I just wanted to test a different version, I do not have a product key for Enterprise nor do I want to activate (or even install) it. I had downloaded a copy of Enterprise via Microsoft's Media Creation Tool (using the KMS key listed in this help article) to test whether a different version of Windows would have potentially solved the issue. I have not yet attempted (and only want to do as a very last resort):ġ6' MacBook Pro (2019), Intel i9-9980HK, AMD Radeon Pro 5600M, 2TB SSD, 32GB RAM Verifying/doing First Aid on the startup disk Using both a Windows 10 Enterprise ISO (from the Media Creation Tool) and a Windows 10 Professional ISO (from the website linked above). Setting the Secure Boot Setting to Medium (when setting to Low/Off, I am informed by BCA that if I switch the setting back up after installing Windows, I won't be able to boot Windows again) Reinstalling macOS through Internet Recovery (not clean reinstall) So far, I have attempted, with no success: I have verified the SHA256 checksum against the table provided and the values match. The Windows 10 Professional ISO I am using is downloaded from Microsoft's website here. This MBP is new enough that it uses Apple's new method to install Windows as detailed in this article. If I attempt to boot into either of the newly-created Windows partitions after the fact, I am shown a blue Recovery screen: Pressing 'OK' automatically restarts the computer.

Installation cannot proceed.' An image of this error is shown below.

However, once I am restarted into the Windows installer and enter my product key, the installer hangs for a bit on Finishing up, and then I receive an error stating that 'Windows cannot update the computer's boot configuration. I am able to create the Windows partition and perform related tasks in BCA. I have already contacted them and they have informed me that they are unable to help me with issues not directly relating to Apple software, and that I should contact Microsoft Support instead. Hello, I am having an issue when attempting to install Windows 10 Professional via Boot Camp Assistant (BCA) on a 2019 16' MacBook Pro.

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