Install Windows 8.1 on MacBook Pro 13" late 2013

Question

Hi
I'm trying to install windows on my mac since 2 days.
The version of OS X i'm running is yosemite. The version of windows  i bought from the microsoft store is an iso version of windows 8.1 Professional.
This is my procedure to install windows:
1) open boot camp and select all of checkbox
2) in the next page i select the iso of windows and insert my usb 3.0 Kingston DataTravel 16gb
3) bootcamp downloads all the necessary
4) when it asks me to choose the size of the windows partition i move the indicator to 100gb
5) bootcamp reboot my mac, in this moment i don't know what to do. i hear the sound but my mac show a black screen for a long time. After 3 hours of black screen i decide to shut down it. if i press the power button the mac starts but after few minutes it shows me a black screen with this message:  No bootable device -- insert disk and press key.
Why does it happen? i have a usb in my port.
If i start my mac and press the option button, after the mac shows me the boot page, i insert my usb and it show me (MAC, recovery, windows and uefi).
if i select uefi, my mac shows me this page: http://i62.tinypic.com/n6tlb6.jpg and if i try to install windows 7 i have the same problem.
How can i fix this issue?
Please help me guys

Answer 1

Maybe people have found a solution already but yesterday I managed to install Win 8.1 as a BootCamp on my new 15" retina MBP.  I followed the steps John Guo described but with a couple of changes as his approach failed for me.
1. Make sure you are starting from a single partition.
2. Create the Windows install USB from the ISO and also allow BootCamp Assistant to create download the drivers - but untick the option to install windows.
3. Open Disk Utility and create a new partition and format as MS-DOS (FAT) rather than leave as free space.
4. Restart your Mac and use the option to boot into the Windows part of the USB not the EFI-boot.
5. Follow the install
6. When it comes to the drive selection select the FAT drive. Windows installer will say it cannot install here as it needs to be and NTFS partitiion (in previous atempts I always got the message to say the partitiion was using GUI partition table so could not install even though it was formatted to NTFS).
7. The format to NTFS should work fine and install proceed.
8. When the installer reboots the machine you will need to use the boot option to ensure you boot back into Windows.
9. Once installed the bootcamp driver install runs automatically and for me all drivers run fine even the NVIDIA, which I've seen some people mention having issues with.
I was inpressed with Windows automatically scaling the text to 200%, which meant it was using the full 2880x1800 resolution so everything was crisp but the windows and text was scaled nicely. I changed this 150% to give me some more real estate.
I'm guessing that by formatting the new partition as FAT it creates a MBP within the new drive that is writable by windows but I'm not a windows guru so this is a guess. But anyway, this work perfectly.
hope this helps some people.