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i've tried boot camp but had to reinstall the entire thing twice because it stopped recognizing any of the hardware in my mb. now the problem persists.
so i'm thinking about swtiching to another alternative. i want to switch to parallel so i hopefully don't deal with the same problems. is there anyone using parallel? can you give me suggestoins?? thankss |
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i've tried boot camp but had to reinstall the entire thing twice because it stopped recognizing any of the hardware in my mb. now the problem persists.
so i'm thinking about swtiching to another alternative. i want to switch to parallel so i hopefully don't deal with the same problems. is there anyone using parallel? can you give me suggestoins?? thankss austinlee is online now Add to austinlee's Reputation Report Post Edit/Delete Message |
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I use it and it works fine in most situations. Gaming performance is poor but if that is not a factor then it should work fine for you.
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Please don't take this the wrong way, but what could you be doing that is causing the problems? In my experience Bootcamp has been super easy to use. Just run the assistant, burn the CD driver, partition the drive, pop in the XP CD (has to be SP2) and hit the ground running. Once you login to the Windows side once, pop in the driver CD and you should be good to go.
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