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Looking for a step by step Guide to install Windows 10 on early 2008 Mac Pro 3,1 using Boot Camp. <br />
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I know it can be done. Just haven't seen the steps to do it!<br />
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I do not want to go virtual. Tried both VM and Para! Didn't like them!<br />
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Currently using El Capitan and Win7 SP1 with an ATI HD 5770 card running at 2560x1440!<br />
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My Boot Camp on Win7 is 3.3. On the Mac side it's 6. <br />
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Tried a couple months back to upgrade to Win10 and got to 72% when everything stopped!<br />
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Figured I'd wait to the next update!<br />
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Hopefully someone here with Boot Camp experience can get me a solution! TKS
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Looking for a step by step Guide to install Windows 10 on early 2008 Mac Pro 3,1 using Boot Camp. 

I know it can be done. Just haven't seen the steps to do it!

I do not want to go virtual. Tried both VM and Para! Didn't like them!

Currently using El Capitan and Win7 SP1 with an ATI HD 5770 card running at 2560x1440!

My Boot Camp on Win7 is 3.3. On the Mac side it's 6. 

Tried a couple months back to upgrade to Win10 and got to 72% when everything stopped!

Figured I'd wait to the next update!

Hopefully someone here with Boot Camp experience can get me a solution! TKS

Install Windows 10 on 2008 Mac Pro 3,1 Using Boot Camp!

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