Boot Camp Assistant, a utility that comes with your Mac, adds a new partition to your Mac's startup disk, allowing you to install and run Windows in a real Windows environment (not emulated or virtualized).
Install Windows 10 on a Mac Using Boot Camp Assistant
Boot Camp Assistant also provides the Windows drivers needed to use Apple hardware, including camera, audio, networking, keyboard, mouse, trackpad, and video. Without these drivers, Windows will function, but you will not be able to change video resolution, listen to audio, or connect to a network. While the keyboard and mouse or trackpad will work, they will only provide basic capabilities.
Thanks to the Apple drivers that Boot Camp Assistant provides, you'll find that Windows and your Mac hardware are one of the best combinations for running Windows.
Boot Camp Assistant extends the virtualization environment to:
