Mac Specs: 2000 Power Mac G4 "Sawtooth" w/ Mac OS X 10.4; 500mHz
Yes, but as it stands right now, Apple has yet to update Boot Camp to officially run it. But it still runs well.
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Vista? Zune? Microsoft Store? Who the heck thought up those? FAIL!
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Mac Specs: MacBook 2.4 GHz, 4 Gb, 320 GB 7200 RPM WD Scorpio, OS X 10.6.2, Win 7
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Originally Posted by ID039
currently, will bootcamp handle window 7 without any problems? thanks
Apple will officially support Windows 7 in December probably with an update to the current Boot Camp 3.0.
If you're installing Windows 7 x 32 bit you should have no problems. Note, however, that Boot Camp 3.0 may not have drivers for all your hardware if you install the 64 bit version of Windows 7. (The driver model for Win 7 is the same as Vista.)
Hi,
I've got a Macbook Pro 4,1, and can verify that I've had no problems with running Windows 7.
Although I did not use the Bootcamp installer itself, rather I installed directly from the Win7 DVD, and used my Snow Leopard disc to install the bootcamp drivers in Windows later.
I'm sure if that has worked for me, there would be no problem using bootcamp to install and partition in the usual way.
hmm. I have windows 7 running perfect, BUT I think there is a conditional part to this. When I used the leopard disc for drivers, sound didn't work until i did more work. This was done with 64bit windows 7.
I believe windows 7 runs seemlessly on bootcamp if you have these conditions:
64 bit windows 7 WITH SNOW leopard disc for drivers
OR
32 bit windows 7 with EITHER snow leopard or leopard disc for driver support.
I don't officially know any of this, but i believe the drivers they put on the snow leopard disc are different and support what is soon going to be the updated bootcamp.
Mac Specs: MacBook 2.4 GHz, 4 Gb, 320 GB 7200 RPM WD Scorpio, OS X 10.6.2, Win 7
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I don't officially know any of this, but i believe the drivers they put on the snow leopard disc are different and support what is soon going to be the updated bootcamp.
The drivers that are currently on the Snow Leopard DVD (Boot Camp 3.0) are for XP, Vista X32, Vista X64. No specific ones are included for Win 7. However, as has been mentioned, the driver model is the same for Vista and Win 7 which is why most drivers are available. The exception may be for certain hardware under Win 7 X64. Apple will officially support Win 7 in December.