You must have at least 64GB of free storage space on your machine, though Apple says 128GB provides the best experience.In case you see an item labeled Processor, you own an Intel-based Mac. If you see an item labeled Chip, you have a computer with Apple Silicon. Alternatively, you can go to Apple menu > About This Mac. If it’s on this list, it isn’t compatible with Windows 10. Your MacBook must be Intel-based to be able to run Windows 10.I would be grateful for any help that you can provide.Before you start, check out the following things: (Tried asking the person but they aren’t replying) I don’t know what that means exactly nor can I imagine how to begin to fix it when I can’t see anything. Someone on another site said that I have a bad Nvidia driver.

The aforementioned beeping noises when touching non F# keys.

The first time I attached the MagSafe the screen came back then disappeared.

What results have I seen from my Troubleshooting? (Corresponds to previous section)

Holding option during boot up, then blindly trying to login to windows and OS X, to try adjusting the screen brightness.

NOTE: I saw a notification come up during this process saying that my Nvidia drivers were now game ready or something, however I was using Windows for at least another 10 - 15 minuets Before the screen when black.Ģ) Computer still boots up and I hear the wrong key beep (?) when feeling around (see below)

Continue my initial Windows setup and configurationġ) Without warning the screen went black.

Began installing Malware Bytes in Windows while simultaneously downloading Bit Defender.

Created Windows 10 Installer & partitioned drive using BootCamp Assistant.

Formatted ext HD then created a fresh Time Machine disk.

Made sure all the latest (pending) apple system updates were installed.

Running the latest version of OS-X (updated then time machined before running BootCamp Assistant) on my 2012 MacBook Pro 15'

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