[xammax]

I just got a Macbook Pro. I recently installed boot camp using a Windows Home Premium copy I had previously installed. (It's uninstalled, and worked on Boot Camp.) When I log onto the boot camp drive Every thing works fine. But it says I don't have a wireless adapter, it is an older theme, and when I go to update I need Wi-fi, so it's kind of a catch 22. A little help!?!

[vansmith]

Have you installed the Windows drivers from the OS X disc?

[xammax]

My MBP didn't come with a disk except for windows SNOW Leopard which has not yet been installed. Should I install it?

[cwa107]

Was it used? If so, you'll want to ask the seller for the System Discs. Not only do they contain the Mac OS X Operating System, but also drivers for Windows, the iLife suite and special diagnostics.

[xammax]

I got it from macmaill would it be in the suitcase ish box it came in? Or do I need to email?

[harryb2448]

1, Check out the packaging.

2. Email if not there.

[xammax]

Alright I found it, do I reinstall Leopard?

[SammySlim]

No. Just boot into Windows, then insert the Snow Leopard disk. The driver installation will take place and you should be good to go.

Cheers

[xammax]

Will do

[xammax]

Every thing is working fine, well almost. You see I did the update, but I went to install Fallout 3. It said something was wrong with the D drive and to check my event log. But I believe I should just uninstall boot camp. At the bottom of the system screen it said that I had: "30 day(s) to register". Does this mean it is no identified as a valid copy?

[vansmith]

That 30 day warning means you need to activate Windows. Here is a Microsoft KB article about how to activate Windows Vista.