• Welcome to the all-new Windows Central Forums! - We're still moving some things around, so you may see a few quirks here and there, but we're working on getting things fully completed as soon as possible. For now, take a look around, and if you run into any major issues, please let us know in this thread!

My windows PC says that the Boot Configuration Data is missing

  • Thread starter Windows Central Question
  • Start date
W

Windows Central Question

The PC was working fine then when I went to start it up, boom. I have downloaded the Windows 10 iso file as per instructions. When I start Boot Camp Assistant, the program tells me to remove the external storage device. If I do, I can't make a windows bootable USB. It wants to install on my Mac hard drive. I need a bootable USB to make the necessary repairs to the Windows PC. Can anyone help? Thanks.
 

Golfdriver97

Trusted Member Team Leader
Aug 19, 2013
824
0
0
Welcome to the forums. I am confused by your setup. Are you trying to run Windows in a virtual machine in an Apple computer?
 

Ryujingt3

Trusted Member
Nov 13, 2013
3,311
0
0
What options does Bootcamp give if you do remove the external storage device? If it lets you delete the Windows partition and re-create it (then using your bootable external media) that may be the easiest thing to do.