Installing windows 7 on mac

I have windows 7 on a .iso format on my usb plugged in. When i go on bootcamp to try and create a partition to install it on my HD it only shows me i can install windows on my usb??

you should change the partition of your internal hd to not be all osx filesystem because windows require ntfs file system
if you need more help
guide to partition mac to to bootcamp

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