No need to re-partition, no need to re-install Windows. Once you have downloaded this file you can quit out of the bootcamp assistant. Run the bootcamp assistant again and you'll come to a page where it prompts you to download a driver bundle that you need to copy onto a DVD/CD or USB drive. I was just wondering if using bootcamp like this was okay. I have about 8gb or storage left is both windows and MacOS. I mainly use bootcamp to play games but all my games are on a external hard drive but bootcamp is partitioned from my MacBook. This will entice more people to respond and enable people to give you more specific help. So I have a 2017 mbp 13 with 128 gb and have partitioned it for bootcamp. The Boot Camp Assistant application creates a Windows partition on your Mac and then restarts your Mac using your Windows installation disc.

In addition, when asking for help can I suggest that you type in full sentences, avoid 'text speak' and include the model of Mac you have and the version of OSX you are using. Boot Camp lets you install Windows on a Mac computer in its own partition, so you can use either Windows or Mac OS X on your Mac computer. With bootcamp in particular I can recommend the guides found here: Apple - Support - Boot Camp I can recommend to anyone running through an unfamiliar process to read everything carefully that's put up on screen.

I don't mean to sound 'funny' but this information is there precisely to help those who aren't 'very good with computer stuff' or those unfamiliar with the process. The bootcamp assistant tells you exactly what it's going to do and what you need to do. To all of the new posters on this thread having bootcamp issues, welcome to the forums.