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Hardware: MacBook Pro (17-inch, Mid 2010).This information applies specifically to the following system, but may also apply to other hardware/software versions: OPTIONAL: Re-enable System Integrity Protection (recommended). Code-sign the edited application package (if necessary). OPTIONAL: Restore original permissions (recommended). Enable Windows versions after Windows 7.Enable 32-bit Windows 10, and Windows versions prior to Windows 10.Edit Boot Camp Assistant's Property List file. Obtain your Mac's "Model Identifier" and "Boot ROM Version". Option B: Disable System Integrity Protection (SIP).Option A: Duplicate the Boot Camp Assistant application package.

Obtain permission to edit Boot Camp Assistant's Property List file.

If you have a USB 3.0 stick that does not work even though you have selected the USB 3.0 controller in VirtualBox, try connecting it to a USB Hub that is 2.0 and set the USB controller to 2.0 in VB settings.Boot Camp Assistant - Enabling creation of bootable USB disks for installing Windows Contents.

Use Rufus to create the bootable USB (make sure you have the MBR partition scheme selected without any of the checkboxes in the "Advanced options" section).

Plug in the USB and make sure you eject it from the host (VB and the host cannot access the USB at the same time).

Add a filter for the USB (needs to be the one where you want to "flash" the ISO - it will be in a list) and make sure you have USB 2.0 or 3.0 active depending on your hardware.

Get Rufus and share the folder where the Windows ISO resides on the host.Install Windows in a VM and after that the VirtualBox Guest Additions.Get the Extension pack for your VirtualBox version.Get VirtualBox and install Windows in it.I was trying to make a bootable USB in order to install Windows on another laptop that is not a Mac. I know I don't need any external media to install Windows on a MacBook Pro.