Boot Camp
This section is optional for people who wish to boot Windows as well (booting Linux is an advanced exercise left for the user to figure out). It is important to install Windows after OSX because OSX is less forgiving about the partition scheme.
With OpenCore, booting Windows is done through Boot Camp, just as with a real Mac.
Installing Windows
Launch Boot Camp Assistant from Launchpad (it's in the Other folder on a fresh install).
Follow the directions in the assistant to partition your SSD and create a Windows 10 installer USB.
After the process is done, before restarting, we need to delete some irrelevant drivers that do not apply to the NUC. The list of files to delete from the newly created Windows 10 installer USB is listed below.
Restart and boot into the USB drive to run the Windows installer.
Unneeded Drivers
Everything in
$WinPEDriver$
but do not delete the directory itself. Leave it empty.BootCamp/Drivers/Broadcom
BootCamp/Drivers/Intel
The remaining drivers are for Apple peripherals and Mac-specific hardware (which are unused and should not cause issues).
Fixing Boot
After Windows is installed, you'll notice that the NUC will automatically boot into Windows and not OpenCore. To fix this, open an administrator PowerShell window and type in
Drivers
Booting to/from Windows
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