Before the installation process, it prompts you to split the current disk into. When you install Windows on Macbook, it shares the storage space. 2] Startup disk cannot be partitioned or restored to a single partition Restarting will get rid of any of the extra applications that you may have been running in the background. In this case, you can do much, but se Option-Command-Escape (Esc) to force the app to quit. 1] Boot Camp Assistant might stop responding, or installation failedĪt times, Boot Camp will not work, and it will stop while making a copy of Windows 10 installation files. Make sure both macOS and the Windows installation files are at the latest version.
Boot Camp Assistant says your USB drive couldn’t be created or doesn’t have enough space. Boot Camp installer doesn’t open after using Boot Camp Assistant. Startup disk cannot be partitioned or restored to a single partition. 
Boot Camp Assistant might stop responding, or installation failed. While using these suggestions, make sure you have enough permission on the user account for any needed modification. Since Boot Camp Assistant can be a bit finicky at times, here’s how to fix some of the most common Boot Camp Assistant problems on Mac. The tool makes the process of installing Windows on your Mac seamless since it automatically downloads all the required drivers for your Mac’s hardware, sets up the partitions on your hard drive where Windows can be installed, and ensures that Windows runs properly on startup. When I start Boot Camp Assistant from the terminal it produces a verbose output and it is clearly recognising and scanning both SSDs however in the end it simply says "Found our target disk: disk2" without offering me an option to select disk4.įurthermore, when I created an ExFat partition on the SATA SSD boot camp assistant recognises this as a Windows installation and offers the option to remove it.Apple’s Boot Camp Assistant is a free utility that helps you set up your Mac to dual-boot Windows. Install Windows on your newer Mac using Boot Camp This Apple document clearly states that the Assistant would offer an option if there was more than one internal SSDs. I tried different formats / partitions on that drive but I get only offered to install Windows on the primary drive (NVMe). 
Whatever I did Boot Camp Assistant does not offer an option to install it onto the SATA drive.
MacOS is installed on NVMe and I'd like to install Windows 10 in a partition on the SATA drive. This is a Late 2015 27" iMac with 1TB NVMe SSD and 2TB SATA SSD on it.
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