I want to know if I can get Boot Camp Drivers so I can install windows on my mac. I can't download some drivers, they do not work. However I noticed it was a .dmg file. I downloaded another torrent and everyone said it worked the same way but it has tons and tons of .exe files. They are boot camp drivers windows. Can you please help me here? I have my windows xp copy but when I do the partition, I need to know how to get the volume working with the drivers. This is the part that confuses me.
Need Boot Camp Drivers so I can install windows
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Widows drivers will probably run .exe's. You'd need to install them in windows. That being said, I'm not sure I'd download drivers from a torrent source, most manufacturers are more than happy to provide drivers.
a dmg, btw is a disk image. You can open it in OSX and save the contents to a thumbdrive, CD etc
a dmg, btw is a disk image. You can open it in OSX and save the contents to a thumbdrive, CD etc
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All the drivers you'll need would be included on your OS X install disc.
There shouldn't be any need to download them from anywhere else.
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There shouldn't be any need to download them from anywhere else.
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Boot Camp and Drivers
here's the simpilest thing I can put it down to.
Bootcamp runs on an intel Mac
once you have used bootcamp to partition and install windows you can install the drivers.
when windows is fully installed and it is operatable, all you do is eject any disk in the disk drive (if you freshly installed windows and still have the disk in the drive, do this by going to:
start
my computer
(click once on the cd drive)
if you look at the task panel to the left an eject button should be there, click it)
if all else fails just press the button on your cd drive.
After all this chuck in your Mac OS X installation CD/DVD and there you have it! from that you should be able to find the install drivers thing yourself.
PS: There is a manual for bootcamp follow it (and from now on follow any manuel you get from now on)
here's the simpilest thing I can put it down to.
Bootcamp runs on an intel Mac
once you have used bootcamp to partition and install windows you can install the drivers.
when windows is fully installed and it is operatable, all you do is eject any disk in the disk drive (if you freshly installed windows and still have the disk in the drive, do this by going to:
start
my computer
(click once on the cd drive)
if you look at the task panel to the left an eject button should be there, click it)
if all else fails just press the button on your cd drive.
After all this chuck in your Mac OS X installation CD/DVD and there you have it! from that you should be able to find the install drivers thing yourself.
PS: There is a manual for bootcamp follow it (and from now on follow any manuel you get from now on)
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What would you suggest I do, if I am not able to get xp to recognize my osX disc when I put them in?
I put them in hear the drive tray spinning but when when I go to my computer nothing is displayed.
I put them in hear the drive tray spinning but when when I go to my computer nothing is displayed.
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