(Oh yeah, and this is using the latest software, Yosemite, though on a MacBook Pro 15 inch, Mid 2010) If the whole flash drive converting to ISO (I did here) doesn't work or isn't recognized, just get the Windows (whatever version) ISO file from the Microsoft website.
You can also get the rEFIt boot manager if you want, be my guest. Now Boot Camp Assistant should be able to see your ISO file/data from flash drive, and the rest should be handled without problem. This is the solution to The installer disc could not be found. This will fool OS X into thinking that you have a physical optical drive and the Windows 7 disc loaded into it. Now download and open DAEMON Tools (just use the 20 day trial), and press the Quick Mount icon at the bottom and navigate and open your ISO file. Locate that copy of the ISO on your Mac and right click it to open the menu, select Services, then use the Mount It option. First you'll need an ISO file, which you can actually make out of the flash drive by simply creating a new image file in Disk Utility by clicking on the New Image icon on the Toolbar, though obviously first you need the flash drive selected in the left hand column, make the Image Format DVD/CD Master (I don't think its necessary to have a encryption), and save it where you find convenient (like the Desktop). What the guy above says about the DAEMON Tools works, though there are more steps needed.
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