Bootcamp windows 8.0 pro installation issue with early 2015 Macbook Pro

I am having this issue with installing Windows 8.0 pro (and 8.1 pro) on my early 2015 MacBook pro vs. Bootcamp. I have tried different method for multiple times and all failed. Any help is appreciated.
Hardware: (1) early 2015 MacBook Pro with 128GB (13 inches) , (2) Sony USB DVD burner. (3) Two 16 gb flash drive 2.0 version from two different manufactures
Software: (1) 8.0 Pro ISO on flash drive from Microsoft (I have two copies) (2) 8.1 Pro downloaded from Microsoft website.
Note - I was able to download the bootcamp supporting files successfully and copy to a USB flash drive.
Method 1 - Create the installation disk from ISO on flash drive and also tried copying ISO on hard drive (desktop)- failed.
I have a 16 GB flash drive (2.0V) connected
ISO is a valid 8.0 pro copy from Microsoft came on a flash drive.
I have the windows 8.0 pro ISO on a flash drive and plugged in.
Issue - It gets to around 50% of "Copying Windows files..." and then doesn't go any further. 8 hours later, still stuck at around 50%. I also tried to do the copy ISO from desktop. failed as well.
Method 2 - I repeat the above steps with Windows 8.1 ISO downloaded Microsoft website - failed. Stuck at 50% copying windows file for 9 hours.
Method 3 - I burned the Windows 8.0 pro ISO to a DVD and try to do the installation through a DVD instead. DVD was successfully created.
I was able to perform the partition. When the computer reboots, it starts the window installation. However, it got stuck at 7% forever. I tried this multiple times and failed.
Method 4 - I download a 8.1 Pro ISO from Microsoft website, I burned it to a DVD. Repeat method 3, Again, windows installation stuck at 7%.
Method 5 - I called Apple. - What they told me is pretty much repeat the above steps. Still failed.

The ISO file(s) being downloaded seem to be corrupted. Can you use Microsoft FCIV tool - https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/841290?wa=wsignin1.0 ?
The DVDs should be burnt at the recommended rate for the physical media. DU should be used for burning the DVDs.
Reference Disk Utility 12.x: Burn a disk image to a CD or DVD and Boot Camp: Creating an ISO image from a Windows installation DVD - Apple Support.

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Wireless issues with my new Macbook Pro

Just bought a new Macbook Pro, straight out of the box. Works fine with ethernet but wireless it only works in the same room as the router. Elsewhere in the house it won't connect. My other macbook and Macbook air seem to have the same setup and work everywhere around the house. What would make the new Macbook Pro not work on wireless?

I've a Macbook Pro 15 intel & a Powerbook 17 powerPC
the Powerbook 17 connects to the Airport WiFI always the Macbook Pro 15 did not.
Noticed at work the Macbook Pro 15 always connected to the WiFI (Cisco?) the router is in the ceiling
Moved my Airport WiFI at home UP towards the ceiling (on a higher shelf-better if you could place in ceiling) was on a low shelf
Now Macbook Pro connects always connect through Airport router
My hunch ---> Macbook Pro same antenna issues as the iPhone 4 is experiencing
the antenna engineers screwed-up
Although the Macbook Pro is smaller than the Powerbook 17 -- it ain't that smaller
try it - put wireless router in attic or ceiling -- up higher

Major heat issues with first gen Macbook Pro

It sure seems like I should be able to find an easy answer for this, but I can't.
I have (I believe) a first generation Macbook Pro. 2ghz processor, 2gb of RAM (maxed), running 10.5.8.
When running streaming videos on it, the temperature gets absolutely out of control. 194-200 degrees (F) for the CPU, and over 120 degrees on the bottom case. This is WITH the fans going at almost 6,000 RPM, and the computer is elevated at the corners in order to allow for airflow underneath.
There's a lot of separation between the top and bottom pieces near the bottom left of the computer (the corner near the Z key), if that means anything. What the heck is happening here, and can I do anything to fix this without spending hundreds of dollars at a repair shop?

can I do anything to fix this without spending hundreds of dollars at a repair shop?
User Tip: How to deal with MacBook Pro and MacBook heat?
Apple Portables: Resetting the System Management Controller (SMC)
Do-It-Yourself Laptop Repair
FixYa
Computers
Check YouTube's "Macbook Pro Troubleshooting" and "How To" video tutorials.

Issues with my new macbook pro and idvd

I recently bought a new MacBook Pro from BestBuy, it has iLife the newest one, and iMovie, iPhoto and Garageband, but not iDVD or iWeb, how do i get them? i need to fix this asap please.
Here is the link to the one i have
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Apple%26%23174%3B+-+MacBook%26%23174%3B+Pro+/+Intel% 26%23174%3B+Core%26%23153%3B+i7+Processor+/+15.4%22+Display+/+4GB+Memory+/+750GB +Hard+Drive/1535845.p?id=1218267720156&skuId=1535845&st=MacBook%20Pro&cp=1&lp=8

See this topic: Is iDVD Dead?
OT

Display Issues on Early 2011 Macbook Pro

I am currently experiencing an undocumented problem for my 15 inch Macbook Pro (Early 2011 Version), and was hoping to get some help diagnosing what the issue might be.
Lately, it seems that whenever I am doing anything that is computationally expensive (i.e. streaming video using Flash or Silverlight, or using parallel processing in MATLAB), my screen goes haywire and shows up noisy green lines on anything that is supposed to black. Similarly I get noisy light blue lines on anything that is supposed to be white. I am including a pictures below to illustrate the issue.
I have tried several fixes, but nothing has worked to day. Changing the color profile does not change anything. Taking a screenshot does not change anything. Also, the issue seems to pop up regardless of whether or not I have the onboard graphics card enabled. I am also fairly certain that this is a hardware issue, since I reinstalled Lion and updated all of my software after it first started happening.
I would appreciate any input in regards to further diagnosing the problem. I have an appointment coming up at the local Mac store, but I'm almost dreading going in since I do not want to have to send the computer in for repair.

i've done a complete rebuild back to 10.6.8 and found that both problems appear to have disappeared, both screen and TV working again since this morning without seeing any issues.
I'm now installing Lion to see if it returns.
the only difference will be that I'm not going to install bootcamp until later, this will be a clean install as before I installed Lion on a previous version of 10.6.8 with bootcamp etc already installed.
maybe this will work, wish me luck

Is it OCZ Agility 3 480GB SATA3 compatible with Early 2011 macbook pro?

Hello everyone, i'm insteresting to change my Hard Drive to a Solid State Drive on my MacBook Pro 15inch early 2011. I'm thinking to buy this one (OCZ Agility 3 480GB 2.5" SATA 6Gb/s Solid State Hard Drive - (AGT3-25SAT3-480G)) but I don't know if is it compatible with my macbook version.
Here some details about the SSD
Read Speed: 525MB/Sec,
Write Speed: 500MB/Sec,
Flash: MLC,
Controller: SandForce SF-2281,
Buffer: 0MB
My Macbook details
CPU: 2.2 Intel Core i7
Ram: 8GB
So what do you think? Is tis compatible or not?
Thank you
George

Hi Eleni1,
If you are having intermittent but persistent WiFi issues with your MacBook Pro, you may find the troubleshooting steps outlined in the following article helpful. You may also want to consider upgrading to OS X 10.8.4 or later to take advantage of the more advanced Wireless Diagnostics that were added with that release.
Wi-Fi: How to troubleshoot Wi-Fi connectivity
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4628
Regards,
- Brenden

Is the SSD in the 15" MacBook Pro Retina compatible with the 13" MacBook Pro Retina?

A friend upgraded his Retina MacBook Pro 15" from 256GB to an OWC 480GB SSD. He was going to sell me the 256GB SSD he pulled out of his rMBP. I was thinking of buying the base 13" rMBP and installing that 256GB SSD from the 15" rMBP. Will that work or are they not compatible. Eyeballing it, they look to be exactly the same size so physically it would fit but not sure if they are not compatible for other reasons.

none of what you mentioned - use a damp micro fibre cloth to wipe your macbook retina.
make sure it's damp and not wet.
using a wet cloth can cause some drips between the keys that might create an issue - so make sure it's just damp.

New install (early 2015 MacBook Pro) doesn't enable Scanner

Setting up this printer on new MacBook Pro and the Scanner isn't being enabled via the standard setup. I installed the HP driver (HP-Inkjet-SW-OSX-Mavericks_v12.34.37.dmg) but this did not work.
I'm used to the Scan option occuring in System Preferences > Printers and Scanners but the printer is only showing up with the Print option.
I'd like to have the Scanning option from the System Preferences view - this has worked find on other Mac models running Yosemite so not sure what the issue actually is...

Hello @AfroCreep , and welcome to the HP Forums, I hope you enjoy your experience!
I see you are experiencing scan issues. I would like to help!
I would suggest deleting the printer from your print system, using this document: Uninstalling the Printer Software.
Once you have deleted it, I would suggest verifying and repairing the disk permissions: About Disk Utility's Repair Disk Permissions feature.
I would also suggest running your Apple updates: OS X: Updating OS X and Mac App Store apps
After the updates, I would recommend reinstalling the HP Officejet Pro 8600 Plus e-All-in-One Printer Drivers.
Good luck and please let me know the results of your troubleshooting steps. Thank you for posting on the HP Forums!
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Jamieson
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HT5219 When can we expect a fix for the Windows 8.1 hot-plug issue with a Thunderbolt device.

When can we expect a fix for the Windows 8.1 hotplug issue with a Thunderbolt device. I got a dock to easy my up-and-go time when moving from using my laptop on the desk vs in meetings. Instead my computer crashes and I have to reboot.
I am seeing this issue with the 2012 Macbook pro Retina running Bootcamp with Windows 8.1 x64 bit with the F4U055 Dock from Belkin

I can confirm that hotplug does work properly on Windows 8.1 with Asus Thunderbolt ExII (Thunderbolt 2)
But does not work with Windows 8.1 and MacBook Pro Retina (Thunderbolt 1)
To get hot plug working with the Asus Thunderbolt ExII, you install the intel thunderbolt drivers, and then you get an interface where you can eject devices, and do things like setup more detailed security. However, this doesn't have any effect with the MacBook Pro. I suspect that either:
1) Apple's Thunderbolt hardware doesn't support hotplugging on windows
2) Hotplugging on Windows requires Thunderbolt 2
So, I should check on my Mac Pro (dustbin edition) to see if it works there with Thunderbolt II
Be great to hear if anybody has any success with this on an Apple device!

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