
After the operation is completed, the new ISO can be used to install Windows with Boot Camp assistant following the standard process.
Click Save… and specify a name and location for the new ISO. Open Boot Camp ISO Converter and select the ISO that caused the error. Download Boot Camp ISO Converter () and install. Click Apply to start the partition removal process. Much more information is saved this way than simply copying files from one disc to another where important information like the disc header. Click the '' button next to the 'Output PBP folder' section and specify where you want the converted EBOOT file to be stored. Select the BOOTCAMP partition and click the “-” button to remove the partition. The ISO standard the ISO files are based on is the ISO-9660 standard. Select the OSXRESERVED partition and click the “-” button to remove the partition.
Open Disk Utility, select the startup disk, and click the partition button. Repartitioning could fail due to drive errors, so having a good backup is important. Make sure you have a good backup of all files on the disk that could be lost, including all the Mac files. Here is a step-by-step instructions: Removing the installer partitions
We have created a free utility called “Boot Camp ISO Converted” that copies all the files in the ISO to a folder, splits up the install.wim into parts no larger than 2GB, and creates a new ISO that can be used with Boot Camp Assistant. To resolve this issue, both FAT32 partitions need to be removed from the disk and a new ISO must be created where no single file is larger than 4GB.