Partitioning your hard drive allows you to make a separate space on your hard drive solely for the use of the Windows side of the computer. It is probably slightly faster than cloning your hard drive, but it is not bootable. If you would rather opt for a normal Time Machine backup, that's ok too. You will know if you cloned your hard drive correctly by having the ability to boot into it. Cloning your hard drive also lets you boot from it, which may be useful if you completely brick your hard drive. I suggest cloning the hard drive so that in the event that you completely wipe your hard drive, you can just paste your data back into place. Make a complete backup of your hard drive. Might add it in later if I remember to.ġ. If you want to install via USB, it is a bit more complicated. Note: This method is for installing via a Windows disc. Here is Apple's official guide for installing Windows: This method will give the best performance because it will allow you to run Windows programs natively on a Windows OS. In other words, if you're on a Mac, when you turn your computer on, you can have the option to boot into Windows like any other Windows computer. Dual (or Triple or Multi if you have the Hard Drive space) Booting is the act of installing another Operating System on a computer such that you have the option to boot into a different OS from your default.
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