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Old 12-18-2008, 08:52 PM   #3 (permalink)
nickposse

 
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Originally Posted by SammySlim View Post
Assuming you have 32-bit XP Pro, then (1) make sure you have the current version of BootCamp, and (2) you may want to be sure you have the latest drivers installed from your Leopard disc. If all that's the same, while I have not had this issue, others have found that disabling the security protocols on your network will allow Windows to engage, and then you can re-enable subsequently. Also, you'll need to go through all the windows settings for the network.

Please search the forum as this topic is discussed very frequently on the forum.

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it says on the disk Microsoft Windows XP Professional with Service Pack 2, it doesn't say anywhere that its 32-Bit like my other CD that has x64 edition on it. if thats the right cd. i updated everything and still no go do you mean the security protocols being firewall because thats the only security thing that was enabled and i disabled and still didnt work.. what are the security protocals?
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