Approximate costs – $300Īs far as I know, it seems very fast. I haven\’t used it with a large file. That wasn\’t a big issue, but it wasn\’t exactly how the video demonstration went. Problem 3 – I needed to load the Bootcamp software into Windows via a USB thumb drive. I did have a keyboard and mouse, so it wasn\’t a big issue. Problem 2 – Once Windows was installed in Bootcamp, you have to have a usb keyboard and mouse to operate anything. I knew Parallels would work because it opened the USB drive on another computer with no problems. I googled solutions for this problem and worked at it for hours before buying Parallels for $50. And plenty of people had recommendations that didn\’t work. I solved the issue by installing Window on Parallels, which didn\’t have the same issues. Problem 1 – USB drive wouldn\’t connect to the VMware Fusion or Virtualbox. At Best Buy, I bought a 250GB Sandisk SSD drive with a USB 3.1 connection.Īnd then I decided to follow this YouTube Video. and 9to5 Mac article.Ī caveat about the process used in this video is that free utility, WintoUSB, to install the windows on the USB drive actually does cost about $30 if you are using it with Windows 10. Instead, I wanted to install Windows on an SD Drive. Goal – High performance AutoDesk Inventor experience on Mac without consuming Mac hard drive space Given that AutoDesk is a processor intensive program, I didn\’t feel this would be the best approach. Earlier in the month, I had installed Windows 10 on my MacBook Pro using Virtualbox. The other day, she had to stay late because there\’s only one computer at school that can run AutoDesk. Kate is learning AutoDesk Inventor in an online class at school.
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