

I've found this older thread where Loner T was helping a guy in the first page of the thread. I've already downloaded the iso file from microsoft website and tried running a virtual box but even after tweaking the settings it was still too sluggish for my taste. I was wondering if I had to do something to be able to get the menu that would let me bootcamp windows 10 without a usb key.

When I open the Bootcamp Assistant it seems to be telling me otherwise sadly I only have a 4 gig usb(requires 16gigs).

Based on this I should be able to run bootcamp without the need of a usb since they added the new feature and I seem to pass all the requirements( Install Windows on your Mac with Boot Camp - Apple Support). Hello, I've got a early 2015 macbook air running os x mojave.
