anyone have the apple macbook air(2011) drivers for windows 7?

I have erase the Lion OS completly from the ssd , and have installed Windows 7 ultimate, and now after reading and watching on youtube , it seams that i need to make some sort of CD with windows suport from apple ... using boot camp, as i don't have mac OS anymore , i don't have access to boot camp (this is provided only for mac OS user) , so my question is ... if somone with a macbook air i5 with 4g of ram and 128 sdd 13 inch screen , can HELP me , by downloding using boot camp the drivers that i need for windows, and upload them somewhere so i can download them i would be trully gratefully to that person.
So if anyone can help me with that ... PLS HELP!! thank you in advance.

Reinstall Lion, run the Boot Camp assistant, download the drivers from Apple yourself and burn them to a CD. Afterward, if you choose to use the MBA as a Windows machine, erase OS X and install Windows 7 and use the driver disk you made. No one is likely going to download the drivers and upload them to you.

chscag said:

Reinstall Lion, run the Boot Camp assistant, download the drivers from Apple yourself and burn them to a CD. Afterward, if you choose to use the MBA as a Windows machine, erase OS X and install Windows 7 and use the driver disk you made. No one is likely going to download the drivers and upload them to you.

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LOL, comes to a Mac forum asking for Windows drivers he didn't get because of poor planning. You have no heart chsag

You could try this:

Boot Camp Software Update 3.3 for Windows

But I don't know if it'll do a clean install, or is only an updater...

Wow, why didn't you just purchase a Windows laptop? I don't get it.

Doug

Doug b said:

Wow, why didn't you just purchase a Windows laptop? I don't get it.

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Well, in all fairness, MacBook Airs are by far & away the best "ultrabooks" out there... That said, even if I was going to use one exclusively with Windows for some reason, I'd still keep OS X on there & just shrink the partition to the minimum possible size (~5GB I think)...

Of course, there is another possibility that springs to mind as to why they might've completely overwritten the native OS...

Ctrl-Opt-Del said:

Of course, there is another possibility that springs to mind as to why they might've completely overwritten the native OS...

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Which is . . . ..?

Bootcamp and windows 7 drivers

vanzatoruldevis said:

... using boot camp, as i don't have mac OS anymore , i don't have access to boot camp .

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Mate I'm a newbie here (but I used to operate macs more than 1/4 of a century ago but never could afford one then. Your problem was a while ago so I presume you have access to your Mac partition now, however just in case, there is a good chance you have not lost your mac partition at all; simply hold the option key down while powering on for access to a start up menu.

Just installed myself and found it didn't install properly so I will try and remove it and reinstall.

If you still need the files let me know and I will send you a copy

dp