Just for this guide (to make it simple) I’m going to partition my hard drive into one partition. In menu bar choose “Utilities” and “Disc Utility…”.Īnd here it is: my hard drive with Windows installation as seen by Disc Utility: It’s good to have a USB mouse or tablet and connect it to your laptop.īefore hitting “Continue” we need to prepare our internal hard drive for installation. The next few minutes will look like that:Īt this point you may notice that your trackpad is not working.

As soon as you touch any key, the text appears in the left bottom corner of your screen. Just lay your hands on keyboard and start typing. Don’t search for any box or space to type it in. Wait a bit and hit F5.īefore choosing “Mac OS X Install DVD” type: Remove Empire EFI and place OS X installation disc in the drive. The drive was partitioned before that’s why you can see one “System Reserved” and two “Windows NTFS” partitions.įollow the instruction on the screen. In this case my internal hard drive contained Windows 7 installation. I find the second option more convenient, so I’m going to stick to it.īefore you hit enter insert your CD with Empire EFI. The difference between those two options is that by choosing the second one you make only one time change, while the first option will change the booting order permanently (until next change). press F2, go to Boot Order, make sure CD/DVD drive is on top.Power up your computer and choose CD/DVD drive to boot from.īTW setting the boot order can be done in two ways: AIOdownloads folder (probably on external flash drive).

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