This is called an SMC reset, or system management controller. If it was already green, it will stay green. If the light on the charger is amber, it should flash green and then go back to amber.Press the following keys in the bottom left of the keyboard: ctrl+option+shift (holding them all at the same time) and then tap the power button key in the very top right.Wait until the screen is completely off and everything is powered down. The first thing the tech did was have me save everything and power off the computer.Note that this may not work for everyone, but it did work for me. Once at, click the big green “Code” button, followed by “Download ZIP.” You should be booted up in Windows 10 for these steps.I went in to the Genius Bar and got an answer, so here it is! Download MediaCreationTool.bat from GitHub If you’re interested in following the steps exactly as I performed them, download the tool via the second link.

The first link goes to the latest version of the tool, while the second one links directly to the version I used. Both of the links below are to the Github repo of the upgrade tool. Since then, the Github tool has been updated and the install process may be slightly different from what is explained in this guide. I completed the process of upgrading my Windows 10 Boot Camp install to Windows 11 back in October 2021. Thank youĪt the bottom of the article I list my acknowledgement and thanks to everyone who helped me create this guide. If you are on a different machine than mine, I can’t guarantee this guide will work. All I know is these steps worked for my mid 2015 model. There is a chance these steps work on other models in this generation, but I personally am unsure. This generation runs from mid 2012 to mid 2015. It is the final model of the 3rd Generation of MacBook Pros (“ MacBook Pro with Retina display” as Apple labeled it). If you need help with this initial step, Apple provides instructions on its Boot Camp Support Page. This guide assumes you already have Windows 10 installed with Boot Camp. Install Windows 11 on any Intel MacBook Pro, MacBook Air or iMac Prerequisites of this guide

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