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Communities Get Support. Sign in Sign in Sign in corporate. Browse Search. Ask a question. User profile for user: MH MH I successfully installed Windows 7 32 bit upgraded from Vista on my iMac a few months ago, obviously without full Bootcamp functionality but it works fine for my purposes. I thought I would be able to simply load Bootcamp 3. I downloaded Bootcamp 3. Do I have any options other than going back to Vista and staring all over again?
Reply I have this question too I have this question too Me too Me too. All replies Drop Down menu. Loading page content. News, install the network adapter driver you downloaded from Marvell. Finally, wire up so that you can access the internet and run the Apple software update program to get the Boot Camp 2. Surprisingly, Windows can find and install that one for you—just wire up, head to device manager, and Update Driver Software. Once everything is taken care of you can run the Windows Experience test to activate the aero glass theme.
Cutting edge video drivers—while I found the drivers on the Mac Pro disc satisfactory index score of 5. Audio playback glitches—you may notice that during audio playback the sound pops or crackles. It appears that the Broadcom If you disable that device your sound problems should go away. I tried every compatible driver I could get my hands on to solve the problem, even those from Dell and HP.
Some reduced the effect but the pops were still annoyingly noticeable. Fortunately the Marvell controller does not have the same negative side effect.
Microsoft Flight Simulator X is one of my favorites. Please share any additional information or solutions for some of the problems if your run across something. Hey, is there any way to update links? I am really struggling to get installed on mac mini model xp 64 bit… Thanks mate. The last time I needed the bootcamp drivers I found them on Bittorrent. Open cmd on Windows as administrator. This specific step might not be needed on XP.
Then run the bootcamp installer from there. That seems to bypass the compatibility check. I managed to get windows 7 ultimate 64 bit on it, the sound and wireless mac keyboard and mouse works.
I downloaded bootcamp 2. Okay so I feel like banging my head on this keyboard here. So I installed the drivers manually and everything in windows was remarkable thank you thank you thank you!
No control panel, no system tray icon, nothing. As long as I am running Vista, and do not shut down, the computer is fast, accurate and flawless. Black screen, 10 minutes… nothing.
At this point I dont know what to do. Please help! Jarod I had the same issue and had to resort to using my late MacBook Pro disk for the drivers.
First question, are you using a Mac wired keyboard? Second, the macbook pro disks. I basically had to start from scratch and redo the boot camp install once I could get back into mac OS X by having a windows keyboard. I did have to install the 64 bit drivers from the iMac disk manually vs.
Brand new iMac 2. I followed the above instructions. I am new to iMac… and I tested this enough to switch back and forth to make sure the process was clean. I havent checked wi-fi speed yet..
Was so glad to see this work I wanted to get a post out! After hours and hours of research, finally did it. After installing vista 64, eject the vista dvd obv and insert the mac osx disc.
Instead, open to view files and click on bootcamp folder. There you will find ALL the drivers. Install all the drivers manually one by one…. The keyboard is the Apple wireless bluetooth and my windows keyboard is USB wireless.
Although both work after boot, holding down the option key or Alt, or Command, Control, etc. Like I said, not great choices.
Now you can click Next. Hey just used all your steps even having to wipe my osx due to errors on my partition and it all worked perfectly! Thanks for t he detailed help! Excellent walkthru! Got me over several bumps and saved me tons of time. Thanks for the explanation. Hi, Just wanted to say thanks for all your help.
Many thanks. Hey thanks for the tutorial! I was wondering if you could help me out though. After I partition and it restarts to install Vista it just sits there with a black screen and a small white line flashing in the upper left hand corner. I had windows for about a month before I figured out how to install it, thanks to you…I can finally do work! Thank you Thank you! This worked perfectly for my Vista install when I got stuck… Really, thank you!
I encountered only one problem which was related to ejecting the dvd under the Vista installation. I just shut down and restarted and it restarted under Vista which let me eject the DVD then. The rest was perfect.
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