I coppied this off of applevis's site. Here you go.
1. The first screen is the language, keyboard input and currency display. Press
enter at this point to select English. You can change this later in Windows
Control Panel, Region and Language.
2. Press enter again to select the install button. The Dvd should spin up at
this point.
3. Wait until the Dvd spins right down, and accept the license terms by
pressing the space bar. Press enter to select the next button.
4. Press c to select the custom (advanced) button.
5. Press down arrow four times. This should select your Bootcamp partition.
Confirm where your Bootcamp partition is located in Disk Utility. The number
besides the partition indicates how many presses of the down arrow key are
required, which is usually 4.
6. Press alt-a or option-a depending on your keyboard to select the drive
options (advanced) button. Note the option key is equivalent to the alt key
while the command key is equivalent to the Windows key.
7. Press alt-f or option-f to select the format option.
8. Press up arrow once, and press enter. You should hear a little disk activity
from the hard drive. This is setup doing a quick format of the Bootcamp
Partition to the Ntfs file system.
9. Press alt-b or option-b to select the back button.
10. Press c to select the custom (advanced) button. This ensures that the newly
formatted Bootcamp Partition, now labelled Untitled, is displayed in the drives
list.
11. Press down arrow as many times as required (usually four) to select the
above partition, and press enter.
12. At this point, the Dvd will spin up, slowly. You will also hear disk
activity coming from the hard drive. That's it! Windows is now installing. Note
This may take up to 30 minutes initially while the files are extracted and
copied from the Dvd.
13. Allow the mac to reboot once so that setup can continue.
14. When the mac reboots for a second time, press and hold the option key, and
press right arrow once or twice to select the Mac partition. Press enter. This
may involve some trial and error.
Note The following steps only apply if you have Vmware Fusion installed.
15. Open Vmware Fusion.
16. From the file menu in the menu bar, select Import.
17. In the select a virtual machine window, press the escape key.
18. Press down arrow once to focus to an unlabelled button. If you Vo-right
arrow, you will see that this will create a virtual machine using your Bootcamp
partition. If so, go ahead and activate with Vo-space.
19. Wait a while, and your Bootcamp Partition will start up.
20. Use Narrator to complete Windows setup.
21. Wait some more time while Vmware Tools gets installed. Allow the virtual
machine to reboot if prompted.
22. Once back on your desktop, install and configure your favourite screen
reader.
23. Connect a usb flash drive or other removable storage device to which the
Bootcamp Support software is located.
24. Run setup.exe and follow the instructions, allowing the virtual machine to
reboot when prompted.
Note that you might lose your function keys as they broke the latest boot camp
with windows 10 so I hear.
25. Once back on your desktop, shut down the virtual machine.
On Aug 17, 2016, at 3:24 AM, Shawn Krasniuk <bbsshawn@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Greg. There's no way to install Windows via bootcamp without sighted help.
Have you considered VMWare Fusion instead? It's more accessible than
Bootcamp. Also, I think I heard that you were a new user of the Mac is that
right? I say you should learn how to use your Mac first before you try
something difficult like installing Windows on your Mac. But if you
desperately need it, email me off list and I may be able to help.
Shawn
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On Aug 16, 2016, at 4:35 PM, Greg Wocher <gwocher@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello all,
Is there a guide for installing Windows via bootcamp? I do need Windows for
some tasks still.
Thanks,
Greg Wocher************
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