Hello,
Always something, I guess. Sr. Citizen now, and not too sharp with this stuff.
Would sure appreciate some help as what I should do next ?
I did the install of Bootcamp via the Bootcamp Assistant, and all seemed
to be going quite well.
But-
It got up to the Windows Setup (after entering the Lic Key; I used the same one as I used for Parallels)
and then this msg. came up:
"Windows cannot locate the disk and partition specified in the unattend answer files <ImageInstall>
Setting.
Make sure the settings references a valid partition and Restart The Installation"
What do I do now ?
And, commensurate with your answers, how do I get back to the point
where it hung up and the msg. appeared ?
*Do I have to go back and re-do all of Bootcamp Assistant (the partition and everything else seemed to be done fine)
or can I just "correct" from this Windows msg., somehow, and move on ?
If so, how do I get to this point ? (very specific instructions would really be great; thanks)
If I do have to start again from the very beginning, I think there is a Restore/Remove Button that comes up.
Which would I choose ? Why ?
BTW: What do you think I may have, as usual, done incorrectly ? Would like to learn.
As always, thanks so much for help; greatly appreciated,
Bob
Always something, I guess. Sr. Citizen now, and not too sharp with this stuff.
Would sure appreciate some help as what I should do next ?
I did the install of Bootcamp via the Bootcamp Assistant, and all seemed
to be going quite well.
But-
It got up to the Windows Setup (after entering the Lic Key; I used the same one as I used for Parallels)
and then this msg. came up:
"Windows cannot locate the disk and partition specified in the unattend answer files <ImageInstall>
Setting.
Make sure the settings references a valid partition and Restart The Installation"
What do I do now ?
And, commensurate with your answers, how do I get back to the point
where it hung up and the msg. appeared ?
*Do I have to go back and re-do all of Bootcamp Assistant (the partition and everything else seemed to be done fine)
or can I just "correct" from this Windows msg., somehow, and move on ?
If so, how do I get to this point ? (very specific instructions would really be great; thanks)
If I do have to start again from the very beginning, I think there is a Restore/Remove Button that comes up.
Which would I choose ? Why ?
BTW: What do you think I may have, as usual, done incorrectly ? Would like to learn.
As always, thanks so much for help; greatly appreciated,
Bob